The term 'Turkish Title of Old' refers to two titles of nobility used in the Ottoman Empire, which was a state that existed from 1299 to 1922. The two titles are Agha and PASHA, both of which were used to denote high-ranking officials or military commanders. Agha was a title given to a commander of a regiment or a tribal chief, while PASHA was a higher rank given to a governor or a military commander.