pashadoms

/pəˈʃɑdəmz/
noun
  1. The territories or domains ruled by a pasha (a high-ranking Ottoman official).
    • Each pashadom was governed by a pasha appointed by the sultan.
    • The borders of the pashadoms shifted over the centuries.
    • The Ottoman Empire was divided into many pashadoms.
  2. The rank, office, or authority of a pasha.
    • He aspired to one of the great pashadoms of the empire.
    • She wrote a book about the history of the pashadoms in North Africa.
    • The pashadom came with great wealth and responsibility.
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