Battle of Ain Darra
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The <entity_0> took place in the town of <entity_2> in 1711 between the Qaysi and Yamani tribo-political factions. The <entity_5> ended in a rout of the Yamani faction and resulted in the consolidation of Qaysi political and fiscal domination over Mount <entity_4>. The <entity_5>'s outcome also precipitated a mass migration of pro-Yamani Druze nobility and peasants from Mount <entity_4> to the eastern Hauran, in a mountainous area today known as Jabal al-Druze. Moreover, in 1709, the Ottoman governor of <entity_1>, which included Mount <entity_4>, Beirut, Galilee and Jabal Amil, deposed Emir Haydar from the tax farm of Chouf and transferred to it Emir Haydar's erstwhile associate-turned-enemy, Mahmoud Abu Harmoush. However, on <entity_3>, Emir Haydar launched an all-out assault against the Yamani camp at <entity_2> to preempt the arrival of Ottoman reinforcements and being subsequently attacked from different directions. The Qaysi victory at <entity_2> led to major political, social and demographic changes in Mount <entity_4>. The defeat of the Alam al-Din clan at <entity_2> consolidated the power of the Shihab dynasty in Mount <entity_4>, to the point that it became an "established custom in the land of the Druze that no one would raise a weapon against a Shihabi emir unless he had another emir with him", according to Mishaqa.
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