Sanjak of Nablus

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The Sanjak of Nablus was an Ottoman administrative district in central Palestine centered on the city of Nablus, known historically for its agricultural productivity and regional trade.

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Sanjak of Nablus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman administrative division
sanjak
borderedBy Jordan Valley region
linked to: Jordan Valley

Sanjak of Acre
Sanjak of Jerusalem
contains Jenin
Nablus
Tulkarm
villages of the central highlands of Palestine
currency Ottoman lira
followedBy British Mandate administrative districts in Palestine
governedBy Ottoman governors
local notable families
hasAdministrativeCenter Nablus
hasCapital Nablus
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
caravan trade
handicraft production
long-distance trade
hasGeographicalFeature central highlands of Palestine
linked to: Samaria highlands

fertile valleys
olive groves
hasPopulationGroup Christians
Jews
Muslims
Samaritans
hasReputationFor agricultural productivity
regional trade
hasStrategicImportance control of routes between northern and southern Palestine
control of routes between the Mediterranean coast and the Jordan Valley
knownFor cotton production
grain production
olive cultivation
olive oil production
soap production
language Arabic (majority language)
locatedIn Palestine
central Palestine
linked to: Central Palestine
namedAfter Nablus
partOf Beirut Vilayet
linked to: Vilayet of Beirut

Damascus Eyalet
Ottoman Empire
Sidon Eyalet
precededBy Mamluk administrative districts in Palestine
religion Islam (dominant)
timePeriod Ottoman period

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Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem hasBorderWith Sanjak of Nablus