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Mustafa I
second reign
His second reign was the period of weakest central authority. He was deposed again within a year; Baghdad was lost during this short period.
Open the reign of Mustafa I on the mapFamily
| Father | Mehmed III |
|---|---|
| Mother | Halime Sultan |
| Consorts | No consort is recorded |
| Children | No known children |
Major achievements
- Enthroned a second time; the state run by Kösem Sultan and the Janissary officers
- Loss of Baghdad to the Safavids (1623)
Treaties
None recorded.
Grand viziers
| Name | From | To | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ohrili Hüseyin Pasha (term 2) | May 20, 1622 | May 20, 1622 | 0 days |
| Kara Davut Pasha | May 20, 1622 | June 13, 1622 | 24 days |
| Mere Hüseyin Pasha | June 13, 1622 | August 8, 1622 | 56 days |
| Lefkeli Mustafa Pasha | August 8, 1622 | September 21, 1622 | 44 days |
| Gürcü Hadim Mehmed Pasha | September 21, 1622 | February 5, 1623 | 137 days |
| Mere Hüseyin Pasha (term 2) | February 5, 1623 | August 30, 1623 | 206 days |
| Kemankeş Kara Ali Pasha | August 30, 1623 | September 10, 1623 | 11 days |
Death
He died in the Old Palace in 1639.
Territorial change
The lands that changed hands in this period, and the battles or treaties that brought the changes, can be seen on the map: map of the reign of Mustafa I.