Deli Fuad Pasha facts for kids
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Fuad Pasha (1835–1931) was a brave soldier and important leader from the Ottoman Empire. He was also known as Mushir Deli Fuad Pasha. "Mushir" means a very high-ranking military leader, like a general.
Who Was Fuad Pasha?
Fuad Pasha was born in 1835 in Egypt. His father was Müsür Hasan Pasha. Fuad Pasha grew up to become a skilled soldier. He played an important role in the Ottoman Empire during his lifetime.
Early Life and Military Career
Fuad Pasha started his military career in the Egyptian army. He quickly rose through the ranks. He became a colonel, which is a high position in the army. In 1869, he moved to Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire. By 1872, he earned another important military rank in the Ottoman Army called Liva.
A Hero in Battle
Fuad Pasha was known for his courage. From 1877 to 1878, he served in the Ottoman-Russian War. This war took place near the Tuna (Danube) River. He was a commander in a major battle known as the Elena Conflict. Because of his great achievements in this battle, he earned the special title "Elena Hero." He also gained the nickname "Deli," which means "Crazy." He got this name because he was incredibly brave and fearless in battle.
Later Years and Legacy
In 1902, Fuad Pasha was sent away to live in Damascus by Sultan Abdul Hamid II. He returned to Istanbul in 1908. This was when a new period of government, called the Second Constitutional Era, began in the Ottoman Empire. Fuad Pasha lived a long life. He passed away in Istanbul in 1931, at the age of 96.
