Quba Khanate

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The Quba Khanate was an 18th–19th century khanate in the eastern Caucasus, centered in what is now northeastern Azerbaijan, that played a key role in regional politics before being absorbed into the Russian Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical state
absorbedBy Russian Empire NERFINISHED
borderedBy Baku Khanate NERFINISHED
Derbent Khanate NERFINISHED
Qusar region NERFINISHED
Shirvan Khanate NERFINISHED
capital Quba NERFINISHED
continent Asia
currency Persian coinage
endTime early 19th century
ethnicComposition Azerbaijani population
Lezgin population
other Northeast Caucasian peoples
event Russian expansion into the Caucasus
Treaties integrating it into the Russian Empire
followed Safavid Empire NERFINISHED
followedBy Russian Empire NERFINISHED
follows Safavid administrative system in the region
governmentType hereditary khanate
monarchy
hasTerritory Quba region NERFINISHED
parts of present-day northeastern Azerbaijan
language Azerbaijani
Persian
legacy part of historical heritage of Azerbaijan
locatedIn Caucasus NERFINISHED
Eastern Caucasus NERFINISHED
present-day Azerbaijan
notableRuler Fatali Khan of Quba NERFINISHED
Huseyn Ali Khan of Quba NERFINISHED
partOf Caucasian khanates NERFINISHED
Northern Azerbaijan khanates NERFINISHED
playedRoleIn power balance among Caucasian khanates
regional politics of the Eastern Caucasus
precededBy Safavid rule in Shirvan region
reasonForEnd Russian annexation of Caucasian khanates
regionToday Quba District of Azerbaijan NERFINISHED
religion Islam
rulingDynasty Afsharid-related local dynasty
sovereigntyStatus de facto independent in 18th century
vassal and later subject of Russian Empire
startTime mid-18th century
strategicImportance control of Caspian coastal routes
influence over northeastern Azerbaijan
timePeriod 18th century
19th century

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