Dervish Cara
Dervish Cara | |
|---|---|
Dervish Carë | |
| Born | Early 19th century Palçishte,Kalkandelen,Ottoman Empire |
| Died | Late 19th century Istanbul,Ottoman Empire |
| Nationality | Albanian |
| Occupation | Revolutionary |
| Known for | Leader of theAlbanian Revolt of 1843–1844.Also known as the Uprising of Dervish Cara[1][2] |
| Movement | Albanian National Awakening |
| Opponent | Ottoman Empire |
| Criminal charge | High treason against SultanAbdülmecid I |
| Criminal penalty | Sentenced to death; later reduced to lifetime imprisonment |
Dervish Carawas anAlbanianrevolutionary leader known for his role in theAlbanian Revolt of 1844,a revolt also known by his name as "theUprising of Dervish Cara".[3][4][5]
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