Murad Pasha was appointed to sort the significant challenges to imperial power. He determined that a further year of revolt would cement the power of the Celali chiefs of Anatolia and of the Janbulads in Cilicia and northern Syria, with the possible direct support of the Safavids.
Murad Pasha's task was to manage the significant threats to the empire's power by addressing the potential for further rebellion. He believed that allowing a year more of unrest would empower the Celali chiefs in Anatolia and the Janbulads in Cilicia and northern Syria, potentially with the backing of the Safavids.