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بشير شهاب الثاني

Bashir Shihab II

Bachir Chehab II (FR)

People 19th-Century Historical (A) Authoritative

Ruler of Mount Lebanon

Bashir Shihab II (1767–1850) was the ruler of Mount Lebanon (1788–1840), the last and most powerful of the Shihab emirs. He consolidated Maronite-Druze power, modernized administration, and allied with Muhammad Ali of Egypt against the Ottomans. His rule ended when the Ottomans and British forced his exile to Istanbul and later Malta. His reign marks a pivotal era in Lebanese political history.

Also: الأمير بشير شهاب الثاني الأمير بشير الشهابي الثاني Emir Bashir Shihab II

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2011 Kamal Salibi - Reconciling the Lebanese with Their History AR
2008 A History for All the Lebanese AR