This work presents changes in the top of central administration (vilajet administration) of Bosnian vilajet in the last decade of Ottoman ruling. They mostly reflect the situation in Central Ottoman administration - Uzvisena Porta, to which the events in the empire and further had reflection; but they also reflect specifics of Bosnian and Herzegovinian strategic, confessional and other circumstances. In ten years they were thirteen people in the position of Bosnian administration and three valija in Herzegovina vilajet in time of its short existence in this period. The last valija, Ahmed Mazhar - pasha had to resign because of the pressure from people who were unhappy because of the decision of Berlin Congress for Bosnia and Herzegovina to be occupied and administrated by Austro-Hungary. That was the end of over four century\u27s long Ottoman presence in Bosnia and Herzegovina
