Tafil Buzi

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Tafil Buzi
Born	1792 Tepelena, Albania (then Ottoman Empire)
Died	Ottoman Syria, 1844 (aged 51/52)

Tafil Buzi (1792 - 1844) was an Albanian leader and fighter, known for his role in various rebellions against Ottoman government in South Albania during the Albanian Revolts of 1833-1839. During his activity he had relations with Muhammad Ali of Egypt and Greek politicians. For his continuous conspiracies he was captured and interned in 1840 by the Ottoman government. In 1842 he was pardoned and acted leader in service of Ottoman government in Syria. He died there in 1844.^[1]

References

↑ Trimi i vegjëlisë Tafil Buzi : (1792-1844) Author Mexhit Kokalari Published Tiranë : Medaur, 2004 ISBN 99927-967-0-7

Persondata
Name	Buzi, Tafil
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	1792
Place of birth	Tepelenë
Date of death	1844
Place of death	Ottoman Syria

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