Ottoman Client Republics (No Napoleon)

The Ottoman client republics (Greek: Οθωμανική πελάτη δημοκρατίες Othomanikí peláti dimokratíes) were a number of regimes created by the Ottoman Empire (with recommendation by France) after several uprisings by Ottoman Balkan states. The republics were a way to satisfy Balkan independence as well as a solution for Ottoman sovereignty in the Balkans.

Republics

The Ottoman Client Republics

The following republics were once client states of the Ottoman Empire:

• Serbia (1813)
• Hellenic Republic (1822)
• Bosnia (1831)
• United Principalities (1859)
  • Moldavia (1832)
  • Wallachia (1832)