هەڤرکییا لسەر دەستهەلاتا میرگەها بەهدینان دناڤبەرا قوباد بەگ و بەهرام بەگ دا ١٥٧٦ -

Abstract

The Conflict between the sons of the ruling families occupies a wide space in the history of the Kurdish emirates,
especially in the Ottoman era, and due to the urgent desire to seize power as is common in the Kurdish
states and emirates, the longest and fiercest struggle occurred between the sons of Sultan Hussein (Qubad Bey and
Bahram Bey) in The 16th century, which lasted for nine years, and left negative effects on the political and social
aspects of the emirate later. Despite the interest of researchers in the internal conflicts of the Kurdish emirates
in general, the lack of original sources in their hands did not help them to show the historical aspects of those
bloody conflicts, specifically in the emirate of Bahdinan, and in light of what was presented, this study is characterized
by the fact that it was completed by relying on official documents of the Ottoman Empire, including
important books and various records, as well as important sources, foremost of which is Sharafnama’s book by
Sharaf Khan al-Bidlisi. This study attempts to reveal some aspects of the conflict between Qubad Bey, the princess
of the Emirate of Bahdinan, and his brother Bahram Bey in the period (1576-1585), and analyze the factors that
were behind the outbreak of that conflict, as well as searching for its political and social consequences.