Historedia
Person

Hasan Pasha

Events
2
Episodes
8
Years
1787–1824

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Hasan Pasha, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.

Events and episodes

  1. Fall of Özi to the Russians

    1787–1788

    Role: Ottoman commander who assisted the garrison at sea

    1. 19 August 1787 · Russian declaration of warOutbreak of the Russo-Turkish War

      Ottoman demands over the Crimea and Black Sea holdings led Russia to declare war on 19 August 1787.

    2. 1788 · Ochakov FortressSiege of Ochakov Begins

      Russian forces under Potemkin, Suvorov, Repnin, and Möller besieged the Ottoman-held fortress in 1788.

    3. May–August 1788 · Ochakov and adjacent watersNaval Actions and Turkish Sorties During the Siege

      Turkish sorties and naval engagements punctuated the siege; Suvorov was wounded in an August sortie.

    4. 7 November 1788 · Pirezin (Berezan) Island, near OchakovCapture of Pirezin (Berezan) Island

      The Russians captured the strategically important Pirezin (Berezan) Island on 7 November 1788.

    5. 6 December 1788 (O.S.; 17 December 1788 N.S.) · Ochakov Fortress at the mouth of the DnieperStorm and Fall of Ochakov (Özi)

      Potemkin stormed Ochakov on 17 December [O.S. 6 December] 1788; the assault succeeded and Hüseyin Pasha was captured.

  2. Egyptian and Albanian troops overturn the Greek revolt on Crete

    1822–1824

    Role: Egyptian naval commander

    1. 28 May 1822 · Souda BayEgyptian Naval Arrival at Souda Bay

      Hasan Pasha arrived at Souda Bay with an Egyptian fleet to end the rebellion, burning villages throughout Crete.

    2. 20 August 1823 · AmourgellesBattle of Amourgelles

      Cretan forces under Tombazis were defeated by Hussein Bey's larger force, losing 300 men.

    3. Spring 1824 · CreteLimitation of Cretan Resistance

      By spring 1824, Hussein Bey had confined Cretan resistance to a few mountain enclaves.

Sources

  1. Siege of Ochakov (1788) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22
  2. Greek War of Independence Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-27