Ismail Pasha

[is-mah-eel pah-shah]

noun

1. 1830–95, viceroy and khedive of Egypt 1863–79.

Ismail Pasha

/ ˌɪzmɑːˈiːl ˈpɑːʃə /

noun

1. 1830–95, viceroy (1863–66) and khedive (1867–79) of Egypt, who brought his country close to bankruptcy. He was forced to submit to Anglo-French financial control (1876) and to abdicate (1879)

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Giza Zoo was first opened in 1891 by then ruler of Egypt, Ismail Pasha, who once said he strove to make his country part of Europe, as well as Africa.

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At the time, Egypt’s ruler Ismail Pasha strived to imitate everything architecturally that he had seen in France.

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In the mid-19th century, the Ottoman viceroy, Khedive Ismail Pasha, built a network of elegant boulevards, imitating Paris, that converged on a space that was named, at first, after himself: Ismailia Square.

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He says they include five mummies, one of which was offered in its original coffin to Dom Pedro II by Egyptian Viceroy Ismail Pasha during a visit to the Middle East.

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The Khedive of Egypt, Ismail Pasha, inaugurated the original canal in 1869 in a ceremony celebrating the modernization of Egypt.

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