The Peloponnese now became the core of the Morea Eyalet, headed by the "Mora valesi", who until 1780 was a pasha of the first rank (with three horsetails) and held the title of vizier. After 1780 and until the Greek War of Independence, the province was headed by a "muhassil". The pasha of the Morea was aided by several subordinate officials, including a Christian translator ("dragoman"), who was the senior Christian official of the province. As during the first Ottoman period, the Morea was divided into 22 districts or beyliks. The capital was first at Nauplion, but after 1786 at Tripolitza (Tr. "Trabliçe").