Esad Muhlis Paşa

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Esad Mehmed Muhlis Pasha

Poet, statesman (B. 1780- D. 1851). His full name is Es’ad Mehmed Muhlis Pasha. He was known with the name Ayaşlı Müftüzade. He received his primary education in Ayaş. He was appointed to Ayaş voivodship with the title of Musketeer. He became a Doorman in 1806 and was summoned to Istanbul. He became Humbaracıbaşı (howitzer groups head) in 1819, başbaki kulu (auditor) in 1821 and then Drama minister. He was appointed as Edirne governor in 1829. He was sent to Erzurum and Aleppo under the military service in 1827. His vizier title was removed in 1829 and he was exiled to Dimetoca. He was selected as the member of Sublime Port Council in 1839, but he quit because of controversies. In July 1839, he was appointed as Bogaz guardian. He worked as governor of Sivas, Aleppo, Erzurum, Adana, Konya, Mosul and Diyarbakir. His Divan where he compiled his poets was published in Istanbul with the name Divançe-i Es’ad Paşa in 1852.

REFERENCE: Fatin Davud Efendi / Tezkire-i Hatimetü’l-Eş’ar (h. 1271, p: 371), Ali Emirî / Tezkire-i Şu’arâ-yı Âmid (1910), Şemseddin Sami / Kâmûsü’I-Â’lâm (vol. 2, h. 1306-1316), Bursalı Mehmed Tahir / Osmanlı Müellifleri (vol. 2, 1971-1975), İbnülemin Mahmut Kemal İnal / Son Asır Türk Şairleri (1971-1979), TDE Ansiklopedisi (vol. 3), TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi (vol. 11, 1988), İhsan Işık (TEKAA, 2009).

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