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[edit] Five Provinces?

The article mentions the "five provinces" of Ottoman Lebanon that were dealt with by Sykes-Picot, but doesn't say what they were called. A map? This article redirects from Beirut Province, Ottoman Empire but there is no information about that province, what its extent was, what its neighbors were, what it's procession of governors was. What about the other four? Help! 216.231.46.147 01:37, 29 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Autonomous Ottoman Mount-Lebanon

(from the French article Histoire du Liban) liste des gouverneurs ottomans chrétiens du Mont-Liban

  • 1861-1868 : Garabet Artin dit "Daoud Pacha" (+/-1816-1873) - Arménien catholique d'Istanbul - Ambassadeur à Vienne (1856-1857)/ Gouverneur du Liban (1861)/ Directeur des PTT et des Travaux Publics (1868) [1]
  • 1868-1873 : Nasri Franco Coussa dit "Franco Pacha" (1814-1873) - Syrien grec-catholique ("Levantin") d'Alep
  • 1873-1883 : Rustem Pacha (1810-1885) - Italien catholique (aristocrate exilé)
  • 1883-1892 : Pashko Vasa Shkodrani dit "Vasa Pacha" (1824-1892) - Albanais catholique de Shkodër (auteur de poèmes - publiés à titre posthume - prônant l'unité nationale albanaise au-delà des différences religieuses)
  • 1892-1902 : Naum Coussa, dit "Naum Pasha" (1846-1911) - beau-fils de Nasri Franco Coussa
  • 1902-1907 : Muzaffar Pasha (1837/1840-1907) - d'origine polonaise
  • 1907-1912 : Youssef Coussa, dit "Yusuf Pacha" (1856-?) - fils de Nasri Franco Coussa
  • 1912-1915 : Ohannès Kouyoumdjian dit "Ohannes Pacha" (1852-?) - Arménien catholique (auteur de : Le Liban. À la veille et au début de la guerre. Mémoire d'un Gouverneur, 1913-1915, publié en 2003)

[edit] Foreign Influence

Someone put that Lebanon was occupied by 'Martians' and 'Burmese' I just deleted that. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 169.236.110.216 (talk) 18:23, 11 April 2008 (UTC)

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