Sharaf Khan Bidlisi

Emir of Bitlis and historian

Sharaf Khan Bidlisi - Thinkers & Philosophers born February 25th, 1543
Born
Died

1603
423 years ago — 60 years old

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Thinkers & Philosophers

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Turkey

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Served as the Emir of Bitlis during the 16th century, contributing significantly to the political and cultural landscape of the region. Authored 'Sharafname', an important historical work that chronicles the history of Kurdish principalities and their rulers. Engaged in the politics of the Ottoman Empire, establishing connections between the Kurdish regions and the central authority. His writings provide valuable insights into the history and culture of the Kurdish people during this period.

Authored 'Sharafname', detailing Kurdish history

Held the title of Emir of Bitlis

Influenced Kurdish political structures of the time

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