Suleyman I struggled with some revolts in the first years of his reign. At first, Canbirdi Ghazeli, the governor of Damascus (Egypt) had revolted. His aim was to re-establish the state of Mameluke. He was defeated by the Ottoman Forces led by Sehsuvaroglu Ali Bey in January 1521, and executed. Afterwards , Ahmed Pasha had revolted by saying he should have been the governor of Egypt. Another rebel was Kalender Celebi who took the support of Safevis of Anatolia. The last revolt was in 1527 by Baba Zunun, Suleyman had successfully repressed off all these revolts.