Anatolian Disturbances (1832-1835)

Anatolian Disturbances (1832–1835) refers to a series of raids and armed incursions carried out in eastern Anatolia by forces loyal to the Kurdish emir Mir Muhammad of Rawanduz. The disturbances took place shortly after Soran expansion in the early 1830s and affected several Ottoman-controlled districts.Başbakanlık Osmanlı Arşivi (BOA), HAT 1588/39.

 Background 
Following the consolidation of power in Rawanduz, Mir Muhammad initiated campaigns beyond the mountainous frontier regions. Some Anatolian tribal groups opposed to local Ottoman authority supported these incursions.

 Course of events 
Soran units targeted roads, customs posts, and small Ottoman hubs. Several local garrisons were overwhelmed, and provincial officials requested reinforcements.

Ottoman forces attempted multiple counter-operations but failed to restore full control before 1835.

 Aftermath 
The disturbances ended as the Soran Emirate reached its peak influence. Ottoman centralisation efforts later reversed these gains.

 See also 
 Anatolia
 Muhammad Pasha of Rawanduz
 Soran-Ottoman War (1833–1835)

 References 

Category:Conflicts in 1832
Category:Conflicts in 1833
Category:Conflicts in 1834
Category:Conflicts in 1835
Category:Kurdish history