Примери за използване на Midhat pasha на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Ottoman governor of this area was Midhat Pasha.
Midhat Pasha was born as Ahmed Sheffik Midhat Pasha in Constantinople in October 1822.
Kalish by the governor of the Danubian Vilayet Midhat Pasha.
By the time the suggestion was finally drawn up, Midhat Pasha had again been appointed a great Vizier.
The urban myths are saying that the beautiful Kaliopa has been a mistress of Midhat Pasha.
The road was constructed in 1865 by Midhat pasha and since 1866 it has been the main road from Sofia.
Midhat Pasha reformed the administration and the judiciary systems by creating new and reorganizing existing institutions.
The house, according to the rumors, was a gift to the beautiful Kaliopa by Midhat Pasha who fell in love with her.
The three years that Midhat Pasha spent as governor were the most important years in Baghdad's modern history.
The last traces of al-Mansur's Round City were demolished in the early 1870s when Midhat Pasha became the Ottoman governor of Baghdad.
At the end of his four-year rule Midhat Pasha left in the region 3000 km of roads, as well as 1400 large and small bridges.
In order to suppress it, the High Porte created a council of three commanders, including Midhat Pasha who proved to be a major factor in decision-making.
On 18 January 1877 Grand Vizier Midhat Pasha announced the definitive refusal of the Ottoman Empire to accept the conference decisions.
Stefan Karadzha was badly wounded during the fight at Kanladere near Vishovgrad, andwas captured by the army and police sent by the chairman of the State Council, Midhat Pasha.
Decades before our Liberation from Ottoman rule, Midhat Pasha led Ruschuk on the road of innovation and renaissance.
Midhat Pasha rewarded the master with the„Medgidie” order, on behalf of the Sultan and gave him 50 thousand grossi and a a large plot in Tarnovo.
And now, let me share with you the facts I have found about Midhat Pasha. As for history, let it talk for itself about its protagonists….
Midhat pasha allied with the great Vizier and the Military Minister in 1876, and in May they brought down the Sultan who was killed the following month.
Karadzha was standing half-dead before the emergency Turkish court, assembled by Midhat Pasha, the so-called criminal council, and sentenced to death by hanging.
Midhat Pasha appoints him"secretary of the external correspondence", which lets him frequently keep in touch with foreign diplomats.
Under military andpolitical pressure from the Governor of the Ottoman vilayet of Baghdad, Midhat Pasha, the House of Thani in Qatar submitted to Ottoman rule in 1871….
Midhat Pasha spent his childhood in Constantinople, and the Bulgarian towns of Vidin and Lovech where he received good education and mastered several foreign languages.
Taught foreign languages to the sons of Turkish rulers in Izmir, including the children of Midhat Pasha, the ruler of the Danube vilayet(an administrative unit) whose centre before the Liberation was Rousse.
Thus, indirectly, Midhat Pasha and his followers strongly contributed both to the failure of the Constantinople Conference and to the announcement of the subsequent Russo-Turkish war.
The most famous Turkish school in Rousse during the National Revival period is the Islyahhane(1865),which is part of the large-scale reform policy of Midhat Pasha in the filed of culture and education.
After the withdrawal of Midhat Pasha as the leader of the Danube Vilayet, two radical points of view faced each other in the Ottoman Empire- the viewpoint of the status quo and the reforms supporters.
According to a legend, the house was bestowed upon the beautiful Kaliopa(born Maria Kalish), the wife of the Prussian consul Kalish,by the governor of the Danubian Vilayet, Midhat Pasha, who was in love with her.
By the 1860s,with the Ottoman's power weakening, Midhat Pasha, the last Ottoman governor of Niš, realized that the tower was only fostering resentment against the Ottoman administration and reminding locals of the empire's past cruelty.
In 1866, after the road from Rouschuk(Rousse) to Sofia was moved from the Etropole Gorge to Arabakonak Gorge,the Rouschuk ruler Midhat Pasha issued an order, proclaiming the small village a town.
Midhat Pasha allowed Bulgarians to occupy senior judicial positions and initiated the creation of the Danube Weekly- the first official Ottoman media issued in the period 1865-1877 both in Turkish and in Bulgarian languages and where Bulgarians were also working.