In 1830, Abdullah Pasha of Acre attempted to assert his control over the rural landlords of Jabal Nablus, which was apportioned to his governorship by the Ottoman governor of Damascus that year because of the inability to collect taxes from the ruling clans.
Abdullah Pasha of Acre attempted to assert his control over the rural landlords of Jabal Nablus that year because of the inability to collect taxes from the ruling clans. This was in 1830. Jabal Nablus was apportioned to his governorship by the Ottoman governor of Damascus.