Koca Ragip Pasha

ModernPoliticianOttoman Empire1698 — 1763

Poet-vizier who kept peace during Seven Years War.

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Quick Facts

Born

1698

Died

1763

Country

Ottoman Empire

Era

Modern

Occupation

Politician

Score Overview

Military (10%)37

Political (20%)72

Influence (20%)53

Legacy (20%)44

Leadership (15%)80

Strategy (15%)54

Total Score56.2

Koca Ragip Pasha — Complete Timeline

1739 AD

Treaty of Belgrade (1739)Political Action◆ Major

Koca Ragip Pasha played a key role in negotiating the Treaty of Belgrade, which ended the Austro-Russian-Turkish War. The treaty restored Belgrade to the Ottomans and maintained peace with Austria, securing the empire's northern borders.

TreatyDiplomacyPeace

Impact: regionalconstructive

1750 AD

Patronage of Poetry and CultureCultural

Koca Ragip Pasha was a noted poet and patron of the arts. He wrote poetry under the pen name 'Ragip' and supported literary circles in Istanbul, contributing to the cultural life of the Ottoman court during the Tulip Era's aftermath.

PoetryPatronageCulture

Impact: nationalconstructive

1757 AD

Grand Vizierate during Seven Years' WarPolitical Action◆ Major

Koca Ragip Pasha served as grand vizier during the Seven Years' War (1756

NeutralityDiplomacySeven Years' War

Impact: regionalconstructive