Quba Khanate
Due to actions of general Medem’s army Quba Khanate restored not only its shaken condition, but also considerably strengthened its influence on the Eastern Caucasus. Asking to accept him under the protection of Russia Fatali khan wanted not only keep the territorial integrity of the khanate, but also to gain independence from Persia with the help of Russia. But Russian government didn’t want to complicate relations with Persia and Ottoman Empire and to change the order of political forces in the South Caucasus. Graph Panin, minister of foreign affairs in his letter informed Fatali khan that the empress “confers him to goodwill of Russian Empire for his diligence”, but can’t accept him to citizenship, because it can be a breach of agreement among Russia, Persia and the Ottoman Empire. Board of foreign affairs pointed to Fatali khan that he hasn’t even a small right to deviate from “Persian dependence” and “submission to this power” because of their “integrated nature and common faith”. In the end of year Russian army was withdrawn from Dagestan to Kizlyar. In September, 1775 Catherine II wrote to G.A.Potyemkin: ""We should give the keys of Derbent back and reinstate Fatali khan in order to improve diligent, but troublesome and negligent act of Demedem gloriously"." In the end of the year the troops were recalled from Dagestan to Kizlyar.