Şäki (Khanate)

found: The 1819 Russian survey of the khanate of Sheki [Shakki], 2016:ECIP galley (Shekinskogo khanstva [genitive case])

found: Ru.cyclopaedia.net/wiki, November 9, 2015(Shekinskoe khanstvo [transliterated from Cyrillic]; in Azeri: Şeki xanlığı; English translation: Sheki khanate; feudal state that existed in the middle of the 18th to the beginning of 19th centuries; in the north of modern Azerbaijan, within the historical region Shaki)

found: Wikipedia, November 9, 2015(Shaki khanate; in Azerbaijani: Şeki xanlığı; also spelled as Sheki khanate, Shekin khanate, Shakki khanate; was a Caucasian khanate established in Afsharid Iran, on the territory of modern Azerbaijan, between 1743 and 1819 with its capital in the town of Shaki; history: The khanate was founded in 1743 as a result of revolt led by Haji Chalabi Khan against the Safavid Empire; it was considered one of the strongest feudal states in the Caucasus; the capital of the khanate, Shaki, the most populated settlement in the state, was destroyed by floods in 1772, subsequently leading to suburbanization of the town and re-population of the countryside; starting from the end of the 18th century, Shaki khans sought military assistance from the Russian Empire due to growing tensions with Qajars)

found: Shekinskoe khanstvo, 2020:page 70 (The Sheki khanate was one of the most prosperous states in Azerbaijan. Haji Chelebi rebuilt Sheki and set up a formidable fortress on the outskirts of the city. The grandson of the khanate's founder, Huseyn Khan, built a palace within its walls) page 73 (The Sheki Khanate laster almost 80 years)

found: Wikipedia, January 28, 2025:(Şäki xanlığı - The Sheki Khanate was one of the most powerful khanates that existed in Azerbaijan in the 18th century.The Sheki Khanate had become a powerful political force by the late 1840s. As a result, the sultans of Gabala and Arash were forced to recognize the authority of the Sheki Khan. In 1751, the Sheki Khan also temporarily subjugated the Gazakh and Borchaly districts)