Fatali Khan
Fatali Khan rivals could not adopt a policy of diplomatic maneuvering among the great powers (Russia, Qajars, Ottomans). The combination of Fatali Khan and the Mughan plains and Javad khanate in their lands did not correspond to the interests of a number of the khanates. The fact that the majority of Mughan plain, under the control of Fatali Khan, was a traditional winter grazing area of the population of the above-mentioned khanates, as well as the transfer of a part of Ardebil and Mughan people to the Guba khanate did not correspond to the interests of Gilan, Ardabil, Garadagh and other khanates. A number of south khanates, formerly engaged in diplomatic experimentation against the Quba khanate, started a clear military intervention shortly after the defeat of Fatali Khan in 1774 in Gavdushan. Hidayat Khan of Gilan was particularly interested in this work. He united with former Aghasi Khan of Shirvan and Garagaytag. The troops of the Hidayat Khan went to Javad, the center of Javad Khanate, after robbing of Lankaran and Salyan in 1778.