EGYPT

The Muhammad 'Ali Dynasty

GENEALOGY

1863 - 1879 H.H. (Sa'adat Sahib al-Tal'a al-vaiqa al-Khedivi al-Afkham wa'l-duari al-Akram) Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, Sovereign of Nubia, of the Sudan, of Kordofan and of Darfur, GCB (c 18.12.1866), GCSI (27.8.1868). b. at the Musafikhana, Cairo, 12^th January 1830, third son of Field Marshal H.H. Ibrahim Pasha, Vali of Egypt, etc., by his third wife, H.H. Khushiyar Kadin Effendimiz, the Valida Pasha, educ. Mektip Aali, Hanke; Princes' Sch., Kasr al-Ayni; Egyptain Mission Sch., École Speciale Militaire de St Cyr, and École Supérieure de Guerre, Paris. Presdt. Majlis-i-Akham 1854-1863. Appointed as Heir Apparent, 14^th May 1858. Proclaimed as Vali of Egypt after the death of Sa'id Pasha, 18^th December 1863. Confirmed in the title of Khedive (Viceroy) of Egypt and the Sudan, together with the style of Sa'adat Sahib al-Tal'a al-vaiqa al-Khedivi al-Afkham wa'l-duari al-Akram, and the establishment of male primogeniture in the direct line of the reigning Khedive as the rule of succession by Imperial Ottoman Firman 17^th May 1866 (confirmed 8^th June 1873). Deposed by the Sultan of Turkey acting on the advice of the European powers, 26^th June 1879. Went into exile at Naples 1879, and to Istanbul in 1889. A great reformer and moderniser who opened the Suez Canal 17^th November 1869. Rcvd: the Orders of Glory (Atiq Nishan-i-Iftikhar), the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) special class in brilliants, and Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) special class in brilliants (11.4.1863) of Turkey, Knt. of the Orders of the Anunziata of Italy, and Black Eagle of Prussia (30.12.1868), GC of the Orders of SS Maurice & Lazarus, and the Crown of Italy (25.5.1869), Leopold of Belgium (1862), Sword of Sweden (27.7.1866), the Netherlands Lion (27.10.1866), Legion of Honour of France (1867), Red Eagle of Prussia (30.12.1868), Redeemer of Greece (29.5.1869), and Leopold of Austria (29.5.1869), the Order of the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar 1^st class (1875), etc. m. (first) before 1849, H.H. Princess Shahrat Faza Khanum Effendimiz (d. in Egypt, 1890, bur. at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), styled the First Princess 1863. m. (second) before 1857, H.H. Princess Jananyar [Janazir] Berinici Khanum Effendimiz (b. ca. 1827; d. at the Zafaran Palace, Cairo, 12^th December 1912, bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), styled the Second Princess 1863, she had issue, six children of whom only two survived. m. (third) ca. 1863, H.H. Jaham Afat [Jashma] Khanum Effendimiz (d.s.p. 11^th November 1907, bur. at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), styled the Third Princess after her marriage. m. (fourth) 1866, H.H. Princess Shafiq-Nur Khanum Effendimiz, the Valida Effendimiz (d. at the Kasr al-'Ali Palace, Cairo, 17^th March 1884, bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), raised to the title of Fourth Princess 1866, promoted to Second Princess 1873, and became Valida Effendimiz in 1879, a fomer slave of Khushiyar Kadin Effendimiz, the Valida Pasha. m. (a) Nur Malak Kadin (d. at the Mamura Palace, Alexandria, 15^th August 1916, bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi'i, Cairo). m. (b) Misl Malak Kadin Effendi (d. 22^nd February 1889). m. (c) Jahan Shah Kadin (d. 25^th January 1905). m. (d) Bazm-i-Alam Kadin (d.s.p. 1872). m. (e) Nur Jahan Kadin (d. 15^th January 1900). m. (f) Jamal-i-Nur Kadin (d. at Cairo, 1876, bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque). m. (g) Farial Kadin (d. at the Zafara Palace, Cairo, 21^st February 1902, bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque). m (h) Misl Jahan Kadin (d. at Istanbul, after 1895). m. (i) 1873, H.H. Princess Nashan-Dil [Nazadil] Khanum Effendimiz (b. in the Caucasus, 1857; d. at Nice, France, 30^th January 1924, bur. at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), raised to the title of Third Princess 1873, third daughter of (Sahib ul-Izza) 'Isa Bey, a Chieftain of the Ubukhs. m. (j) Malak Naz Kadin. m. (k) ?? Gulhista Khanum (m. second, after 1895, (Sahib ul-Izza) 'Ali Zaki Bey, and d. 1936). He d. at Emirgan, Istanbul, 2^nd March 1895 (bur. at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), having had issue, ten sons and eight daughters:

• 1) A son b. at Cairo (s/o Princess Jananyar). He d. young. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• 2) H.H. Muhammad Tawfik Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, etc. (s/o Princess Shafiq-Nur) - see below.
• 3) H.H. Prince Husain Kamil Pasha, who succeeded as H.H. Husain Kamil, Sultan of Egypt, etc. (s/o Princess Jananyar) - see below.
• 4) Field Marshal H.H. Prince Hasan Ismail Pasha. b. at Cairo, 30^th December 1854 (s/o Misli Malak Kadin Effendi), educ. Royal Sch, Cairo, Christ Church Coll, Oxford, and the Royal Prussian Military Acad, Berlin, Germany. Cmsnd as 2^nd-Lieut Hussars, Prussian Army 1872, Granted the personal title of Mîrmîran Pasha together with the rank of Maj-Gen in the Imperial Ottoman Army 6/4/1863, prom Lieut-Gen 1873, C-in-C Sudan 1873-1875, prom Field Marshal 1875, temp C-in-C in the Egyptian-Ethiopian War of 1876, and Minister for War 1876, Cdr Egyptian contingent in the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878, High Commissioner for the Sudan 1884-1885. Hon DCL (Oxon.). Rcvd: the Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1^st class, and of Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class of Turkey, GC of the Orders of the Red Eagle of Prussia, Vila Vicosa of Portugal, etc. m. at Cairo, 6^th February 1873 (nikah), H.H. Princess Khadija Khanum Effendi (b. 15^th May 1856; d. at Alexandria, 1^st July 1915), second daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, sometime Governor-General of the Yemen, by Falaksu Khanum Effendi. He d. at Istanbul, Turkey, 23^rd March 1888 (bur. Khedive Tawfik Mausoleum, Kait Bey, Cairo), having had issue, four sons and four daughters:
• a) General H.H. Prince Aziz Hasan Pasha. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 8^th December 1873, educ. at the Royal Prussian Military Acad, Berlin, Germany. Gen of Cavalry, Imperial Ottoman Army, Inspector II Ordu Cavalry, sometime C-in-C in the Balkans, retd 1913. Founder of the Wafd Party. Exiled from Egypt by the British authorities during the Great War 1914-1919, exiled again for political activities 1922-1924. Presdt Automible Clubs of Cairo and Alexandria 1905. Cdre Royal Alexandria Yacht Club. Grand Cdr of the Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction in Turkey (Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry) 1908. Rcvd: GC of the Order of Muhammad ‘Ali, the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1^st class and Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class of Turkey. m. (first) at Emirgian, Bosphorus, Turkey, 5^th July 1905 (div. 2^nd January 1913), Amira Khanum (b. at Emirgan, Turkey, 10^th October 1884, m. second, at Scutari-Beylerbeyi, Istanbul, 4^th May 1915, Colonel H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad ‘Abdu’r-Rauf Bey, and d. 1965), daughter of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Mahmud Sirri Pasha, by his wife H.H. Princess Zainab Fatima Khanum, second daughter of H.H. Ismail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, GCB, GCSI. m. (second) at Kerman, Persia, 1^st July 1917, Iqbal Khanum (b. at Alexandria, 1897; d. October 1978), née Carmen Magallon, a lady of Spanish descent. He d. at Shubrã al-Balad, Cairo, 11^th December 1925 (bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), having had issue, two sons and two daughters by his second wife:
• i) H.H. Prince Ismail Aziz Hasan Bey. b. at Madrid, Spain, 1^st July 1918, educ. Robert Coll., Istanbul. Served in the REAF during the Arab-Israeli War 1948. He d. unm. (committed suicide) 20^th April 1961.
• ii) H.H. Prince Hasan Aziz Hasan Bey. b. at Villa Reserva, San Remo, Italy, 22^nd February 1924, educ. International Coll, Kizil Culu, Smyrna, Leighton Park Sch, Reading, the English Sch, Heliopolis and Conservatoire Tiegerman, Cairo. Succeeded his brother in the rank and title of Prince, April 1961. One of Egypt’s best modern painters but forbidden to exhibit there. Author of “In the House of Muhammad ‘Ali: A Family Album, 1805-1952”. Mbr Geziea and Automobile Clubs. He d. unm. at Cairo, 17^th April 2000.
• i) Nabila Khadija Khanum. b. at Madrid, Spain, 2^nd August 1919. m. (first) (div.) (Sahib ul-Izza) Aziz Sidki Bey, sometime Deputy (Sanbu and Minshaat al-Sabah) Egyptian Parliament, engineer, consulting architecht and company dir, eldest son of H.E. (Sahib ud-Daula) Ismail Sidki Pasha, sometime Prime Minister of Egypt. m. (second) (Sahib ul-Izza) Husain Khairy Bey (b. 1921), sometime officer in the Egyptian Royal Cavalry, son of Major-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ibrahim Khairy Pasha, sometime Under-Sec of State for National Defence. She d. at Cairo, 2^nd June 1996, having had issue, one daughter by her first husband, and one son and another daughter by her second:
• (1) Muhammad Khairy (s/o Husain Khairy). m. Sabina.
• (1) Nimet Khanum (d/o Aziz Sidki). m. Adil Nour. She has issue, an only daughter:
• (a) Hana. m. Omar el-Sawi. She has issue, two sons and one daughter:
• (i) Hasan el-Sawi.
• (ii) Karim el-Sawi.
• (i) Nada el-Sawi. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• (2) Najla Khairy (d/o Husain Khairy).
• ii) Nabila Aisha Khanum. b. at Shubrã al-Khaima, Cairo, 2^nd April 1921. m. (div.) Asad Fu'ad Tugay Bey, son of Ahmad Hulusi Fu'ad Tugay, by his wife, Amina Duriya Khanum [Mme. Foat Tugay], only daughter of General H.E. Ghazi Mahmud Mukhtar Pasha. She d. 1997, having had issue, one daughter.
• b) H.H. Prince Izz ud-din Hasan Bey. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 1878, educ. the Theresianum, Vienna, Austria. He d. at Alexandria, 1892.
• c) H.H. Prince Ibrahim Hasan Bey. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 1880, educ. the Theresianum, Vienna, Austria, Harrow Sch, Mdsx, and RMC Sandhurst (contemporary of King Alphonso XIII and Churchill). Chair The Cairo Electric Railways & Heliopolis Oases Co. Author “L‘ile de Ceylan” (1902). Mbr Ligue de Prophylaxie Sanitaire et Contre la Traite des Blanches 1909-1914, Soc Khédiviale de Géographie d’Égypte, Royal Geographical Soc (GB), Soc Royale Belge de Géographie, Soc Royale de Géographie d’Anvers, Soc des Sciences de la Creuse, Acad Royale des Sciences d’Outre-mer (Brussels), etc. m. at the Strand Register Office, London, 15^th April 1911 (sep. October 1911), Habiba Khanum (b. at Los Angeles, California, USA, 16^th July 1874; m. third, at Horsham, Sussex, 1920, Captain John Henry Hyde Broadwood, FZS, late DCLI, of Colwood, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and d. at New York City, USA, 1948), née Pearl Ola Jane Humphrey, sometime stage actress who appeared in “The Fatal Wedding” and “The Prisoner of Zenda”, convertd to Islam in 1922 taking the name Habiba bint ‘Abdu’llah, former wife of Edwin Mordant, actor, sister of Thomas Orral Humphrey, the well-known American silent film actor and director, and daughter of Thomas Marshall Humphrey, of San Francisco, California, USA, by his wife, Minnie J. Paschal [Mrs M.J. Humphrey], of Oakland, California, USA. He d.s.p. at Barcelona, Spain, 28^th October 1918 (bur. Nabi Danial Cemetery, Alexandria).
• d) H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Hasan Bey. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 17^th March 1884, educ. the Theresianum, Vienna, Austria, Harrow Sch, Middlesex, and RMC Sandhurst. Cmsnd as 2^nd-Lieut British Army 11/10/1902, attached King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry 8/11/1902, trans 10^th Duke of Cambridge’s Own Lancers, IA 31/1/1906, prom Hon Capt 2/6/1906, resig 31/3/1909, settled in Switzerland 1916-1924, thereafter spent his summers in Switzerland and winters in Egypt. m. at Cairo, 16^th August 1912 (div. 2^nd March 1927) Aisha Aziza Khanum (b. at Cairo, 18^th September 1893; d. at Zurich, Switzerland, 25^th December 1986), only daughter of General H.E. (Sahib ul-Makam al-Rafi) ‘Abdu’l-Aziz Pasha Izzat al-Arna’ut, GCVO, sometime Regent, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Envoy Ext & Minister Plen at the Court of St James’s, by his second wife, Bahija Khanum, daughter of Field Marshal H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Yahya Mansur Yeghen Pasha. He d. at Zurich, Switzerland, 19^th May 1945, having had issue, two sons:
  • i) H.H. Prince Muhammad Izz ud-din Hasan [Dr Mohamed Hassan]. b. at Cairo, 21^st January 1914, educ. Maturitäts-Vorbereitungs-Institut, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH), Inst für Hydraulik und Hydraulische Maschinen (dipl ME 1939, DSc 1946), and the Zürcher Konservatorium Musik, Zurich, Switzerland. Mechanical Engineer and composer of classical and jazz music. Granted the title of Nabil 21^st June 1922 and succeeded his father in the title of Prince and style of His Highness, 12^th May 1945. Naturalized as a Swiss citizen, 19^th June 1959. m. at Zurich, Switzerland, 14^th November 1974, Tamara Stutz (d. at Berlingen am Untersee, Thurgau, Switzerland, 3^rd May 1992), née Gurewitsch. He d. at Berlingen am Untersee, Thurgau, Switzerland, April 2001.
  • ii) Nabil Ismail Izzat Hasan [Dr Ismail Izzet Hassan]. b. at St Moritz, Graubünden, Switzerland, 4^th January 1920, educ. Zurich Univ (PhD Mus 1947), Zurich, Switzerland. MRA. Granted the title of Nabil, 21^st June 1922. Fl 1972. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• a) H.H. Princess Aziza Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Aziza Muhsin]. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 22^nd July 1875. m. at Cairo, 10^th December 1894 (nikah), H.E. (Sahib us-Sa'ada) Hasan Muhsin Pasha (b. ca. 1863; d. at Alexandria, 22^nd September 1913). She d. at Cairo, 8^th February 1936, having had issue, two sons and one daughter.
• b) H.H. Princess Iffat Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Iffat Jalal]. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 4^th January 1876. m. at Istanbul, 16^th May 1900, as his second wife, H.E. Muhammad 'Ali Jalal Pasha (b. 1873; d. at Emirgan, Istanbul, 24^th November 1922), widower of H.H. Princess Karima Khanum Effendi, and son of Jalal Pasha. She d. in Turkey, 1962, having had issue, three children.
• c) H.H. Princess Bahija Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess 'Umar Tusun]. b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 24^th June 1877. m. at Alexandria, 11^th August 1898, H.H. Prince Muhammad 'Umar Tusun Pasha (b. at Alexandria, 8^th September 1872; d. there 26^th January 1944), second son of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad Tusun Pasha, by his first wife Pashashat-Nur Khanum. She d. at Alexandria, 23^rd June 1945, having had issue, two sons and two daughters - see above.
• d) H.H. Princess Ziba Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Ziba Tugay]. b. at Istanbul, 31^st August 1885. m. (first) at Cairo, 16^th May 1909 (div. 1915), (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad Rafiq Aziz Yeghen Bey (b. 21^st February 18xx), elder son of H.E. (Sahib us-Sa'ada) 'Abbas Shukri Yeghen Pasha, by his wife, Aziza Khanum, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa'ada) Ibrahim Yeghen Pasha, sometime Governor of al-Gharbiya and C-in-C Yemen. m. (second) at Bebek, 1915, Asad Fu'ad Bey Tugay (b. at Chamlija, Istanbul, 1884; d. at Istanbul, 2^nd August 1973), sometime diplomat, chargé d'affaires St Petersburg 1918, second son of Field Marshal H.E. Deli Fu'ad Pasha, sometime Ottoman Ambassador to Germany and Austria, by his wife, Sayran-i-Dil Khanum. She d.s.p. at Bebek, Istanbul, 16^th March 1964.
• 5) Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Hilmi Pasha. b. at Cairo, 18^th October 1860 (s/o Princess Janazir), educ. Royal Sch, Cairo, Egypt and RMA Woolwich. Granted the personal title of Mîrmîran Pasha together with the rank of Maj-Gen in the Imperial Ottoman Army 6/4/1863. Cmsnd as 2^nd Lieut Royal Artillery 1874, resig 1875. Exiled from Egypt in England and Italy 1879-1888. Prom Field Marshal 23/2/1889. Mbr Zoological Soc of London 1878-1885, Royal Asiatic Soc of GB & Ire, Royal Geographical Soc, etc. Author of “The Literature of Egypt and Soudan, from the Earliest Times to 1885” in 2 vols (1886-1888). Rcvd: GC of the Order of Muhammad ‘Ali (1915), the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1^st class, and of Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class of Turkey, and the Lion & Sun 1^st class of Persia, Knt of the Order of Franz Joseph 1^st class of Austria (1873), GC of the Order of SS Maurice & Lazarus of Italy, Officer of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France, etc. m. (first) ca. 1877, Qamar Khanum (d. 1908), a Circassian. m. (second) at Nishantashi, Istanbul, 18^th May 1884, H.H. Princess Nazima Khanum (b. at Istanbul, 5^th June 1863; d. there, 11^th November 1913, or 8^th September 1909), a Circassian brought up by his mother. m. (third) at Istanbul, 1917, H.H. Princess Vijdan Khanum (b. 1891; d. after 1944). He d. at Nice, France, 15^th March 1927 (bur. Mit Gabar, Charkia), having had issue, one son and four daughters:
  • a) H.H. Prince Muhammad Ibrahim Hilmi Bey. b. 1889 (s/o Princess Nazima). He d. unm. as a result of a fall from a window, at Paris, France, 1919, having had issue, a son:
    • i) H.H. Prince Ihsan Hilmi Bey [Ehsan Hilmy]. b. at Hampstead, London, 1911. He d. young.
  • a) H.H. Princess Saliha Khanum Effendi [Princess Saliha de Yourkevitch]. b. at Medina, Italy, 19^th September 1883 (d/o Qamar Khanum), educ. privately. Deprived of her ranks and titles 30^th May 1909 (restored before 1929?). Attached Canadian Military Intelligence Section in London 1917-1918. Mbr British Muslim Soc. m. (first) 1902, as his second wife, Colonel H.H. Prince Muhammad Vahid ud-din Ibrahim Bey (b. at Scutari, 29^th September 1879; d. from wounds received in a motor crash on the Paris-Trouville road, in the Hospital at Bernay, France, 20^th August 1906, bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), eldest son of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Fahmi Ahmad Pasha, by his first wife, Vijdan Navjuvan Khanum. m. (second) at the Lutheran Church of Christ the Saviour, St Petersburg, Russia, 1^st August 1909 (Christian rite) (anulled by a fatwa of the Mufti of Egypt 9^th December 1909) and at the Shah Jahan Mosque, Woking, Surrey, 21^st December 1913 (Muslim rite), Colonel Ata ur-Rahman Shaikh Jalal ud-din Muhammad de Yourkevitch [Count Wladimir de Yourkevitch] (b. at Spasskoe Vâzovoe, Oryol Province, Russia, 6^th July 1875; d. at 39 Royal Avenue, Chelsea, London, 1^st October 1936, bur. Brookwood Muslim Cemetery, Woking, Surrey), educ. Petrovsky-Poltava Cadet Corps, Alexandrov Military Sch, and Univ of Kiev, Ukraine, né Vladimir Vasilyevich Yurkevitch, converted to Islam and took the name Ata ur-Rahman Shaikh Jalal ud-din Muhammad de Yourkevitch 12^th December 1913, Representative of Russian Ministry of Agriculture to UK and France until 1914, Mbr Russian Govt Cttee in London 1914-1917, Privy Councillor 1915, cmsnd as temp Hon Capt Canadian General List 5/3/1917, temp Hon Maj 1/6/1917, attached General Yermalov’s Military Mission in London Mar-Nov 1917, attached Canadian AHQ London 1917-1919, temp Hon Lt-Col 1/1/1918, relq cmsn 25/7/1919, naturalised as a British subject 30^th October 1920, Mbr British Muslim Soc, The Muslim Soc in Great Britain, etc, rcvd: British War and Allied Victory Medals, former husband of Maria Nikolaevna Caralli [Marie, Countess Wladimir de Yourkevitch, the pioneer of Blue Cross and first Presdt of the National & International Union Against Vivisection], and only son of Vasili Vasilyevich Yourkevitch, of Voronezh, Russia, late 1^st Nevsky Regt of Infantry (King George I of Greece’s), Police officer and businessman, by his wife, Lyubov Nikolaievna. She d. 1953, having had issue, one son and two daughters by her first husband (see above) and one son by her second:
  • i) Ismail Vladimir de Yorke [Wally]. b. at Kensington, Middlesex, January 1909, educ. St Lawrence Coll, Ramsgate, Kent, Trinity Coll, Cambridge (BA 1930), and Gray’s Inn, London. Barr-at-Law 1933, joined Sir Percival Clarke’s Chambers 1933, enlisted 12^th Finsbury Rifles, TA (later 12^th LAA Regt, RA) 1939, served in WWII 1939-1940 (discharged due to ill health), Foreign Exchange Control Brd 1940-1945, Mbr Hampstead & St Pancras Rent Tribunal. Presdt The Muslim Soc in Great Britain 1933-1953. Sec British Model Yacht Assoc. Mbr Woking Muslim Mission and Literary Trust. Changed his surname from de Yourkevitch to de Yorke by deed poll enrolled at the Supreme Court of Judicature 9^th May 1937. m. at Wandsworth, London, 1929, Maria de Yorke (b. at Tiflis, Georgia, 1903; d. at Chelsea, London, May 1987), née Maria Ivanovna Kiknadzë, daughter of Colonel Ivan Zubovitch Kiknadzë, of Tiflis, Georgia, late 13^th Erivanski Regt of Grenadiers (Tzar Mikhail Feodorovich), Imperial Russian Army, by his wife, Anna Kiknadzë, of Hampstead, London. He d. at Chelsea, London, 9^th April 1953 (bur. with his father at Brookwood Muslim Cemetery, Woking, Surrey), having had issue, an only child:
  • (1) Nina Nermine de Yorke. b. at Westminster, London, 12^th October 1930, as Nermine de Yourkevitch, educ. Royal Coll of Art, London. Painter, illustrator and fashion designer. She d. at Westminster, London, April 1996 (unm?).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
  • b) H.H. Princess Naima Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Naima Surraya]. b. at Istanbul, 23^rd July 1886 (d/o Princess Nazima). m. at Buyukdara, Bosphorus, 23^rd April 1905 (nikah) and 18^th November 1910 (zifaf), Commodore Mustafa Sürreyâ Bey (m. second, Khadija Janan Khanum), second son of Grand Admiral H.E. Hasan Husni Pasha Bozcaadali, sometime C-in-C Imperial Ottoman Navy and Minister for the Navy. She d. 22^nd March 1950.
  • c) H.H. Princess Khushiyar Khanum Effendi [Princess Khushiyar Enver]. b. 1889 (d/o Princess Nazima). m. Rear-Admiral H.E. Enver Hakki Bey, cmsnd as Midshipman Imperial Ottoman Navy 17/5/1890, Naval Attaché at Athens 1902-1911, Lt-Cdr cdg Barbaros Hayreddin during the Italo-Turkish and Balkan Wars 1911-1913, prom Cdr 1914, actg Cdt Imperial Naval Acad 1914, prom Capt 10/7/1915, retd 15/8/1917, recalled to service and prom Rear-Ad, retd 1919, son of Rear-Admiral H.E. Hakki Pasha ‘Abdu’llah, sometime Cdr Imperial Ottoman Navy. She d. at Istanbul, 5^th December 1918, having had issue, two daughters.
  • d) H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi [H.H. Princess Zainab Yusri]. b. at Istanbul, 9^th July 1897 (d/o Princess Nazima). m. at Istanbul, 21^st November 1916, as his third wife, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Saifu’llah Yusri Pasha (b. 1^st June 1880; d. 26^th December 1949, bur. Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), sometime Env. Ext. and Min. Plen. to the USA, and to Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, second son of Lieutenant-Colonel (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ismail Yusri Pasha, by his wife, Asya Khanum, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ahmad Shukri Yeghen Pasha, sometime C-in-C (Saraskar) Egyptian Forces in the Hijaz, Governor of Jeddah and Mecca. She d. at Paris, 26^th December 1959, having had issue, two daughters – see Egypt (Yeghen).
• 6) General H.H. Prince Mahmud Hamdi Pasha. b. at Cairo, 6^th March 1863 (s/o Jahan Shah Kadin), educ. Royal Sch, Cairo, and in England. Granted the personal title of Mîrmîran Pasha together with the rank of Maj-Gen in the Imperial Ottoman Army 6/4/1863, retd as full Gen. Rcvd: GC of the Order of Muhammad ‘Ali, and the Order of Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class of Turkey, Officer of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France, etc. m. (first) at Cairo, 28^th March 1883, H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi (b. at Istanbul, 29^th December 1859; d. at Cairo, 17^th May 1918), second daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Damad Prince Ibrahim al-Hami Pasha, by Jashma. m. (second) 1919, H.H. Princess Khuria Khanum Effendi (d. after 1940). m. (third) … (d. 13^th January 1906). He d. at Cairo, 16^th September 1921 (bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), having had issue, an only daughter:
  • a) H.H. Princess Munira Khanum Effendi. b. at Cairo, 28^th October 1884 (d/o Zainab). m. at Cairo, 9^th August 1901 (div. 12^th March 1924), Muhammad Tawfiq as-Silahdar, sometime Sec of Legation. She d.s.p. 18^th November 1944. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• 7) H.H. Prince Ahmad Fu’ad Pasha, who succeeded as H.M. Fu’ad I, Sultan of Egypt, etc. (s/o Farial Kadin) - see below.
• 8) H.H. Prince Rashid Ismail Bey. b. 1869 (s/o Malak Naz Kadin). He d. at Cairo, 1873.
• 9) H.H. Prince ‘Ali Jamal ud-din Pasha. b. at Cairo, April 1875 (s/o Jamal-i-Nur Kadin), educ. Royal Sch, Cairo, the Theresianum, Vienna, and the Cavallerie Cadettenschule, Mährisch-Weisskirchen, Austria. He d. from diphtheria, at Vienna, Austria, 1893 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo).
• 10) A son stillborn at the Za'afaran Palace, Cairo, 1876, to Princess Nazadil Kadin Effendimiz.
• 1) H.H. Princess Tawhida Khanum Effendi [Princess Tawhida Mansur Yeghen] b. 2^nd August 1850 (d/o Princess Shahrat Faza), educ. privately. Rcvd: the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey. m. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, 7^th April 1868, Field Marshal H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Yahya Mansur Yeghen Pasha (b. 12^th August 1837; d. 3^rd January 1913), son of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Ahmad Shukri Yeghen Pasha, sometime C-in-C (Saraskar) Egyptian Forces in the Hijaz, Governor of Jeddah and Mecca. She d. at Bab al-Luk, Cairo, 3^rd October 1888 (bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), having had issue, one son and three daughters – see Egypt (Yeghen).
• 2) H.H. Princess Fatima Khanum Effendi [Princess Fatima Sirri]. b. 3^rd June 1853 (d/o Princess Shahrat Faza), educ. privately. A great benefactrix who donated her palace at Boulak-Takrour and four hundred feddans of land towards the foundation of Cairo University. Rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants (1915), and the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey. m. (first) at the Kasr al-’Ali, Cairo, 23^rd January 1873 (nikah) and 30^th January 1873 (zifaf), as his second wife, Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad Tusun Pasha (b. 30^th April 1853; d. at Alexandria, 10^th August 1876), second son of H.H. Muhammad Sa’id Pasha, Vali of Egypt, by Malik-par Khanum, by whom she had issue, one son and one daughter - see above. m. (second) 1883, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Sayyid Mahmud Sirri Pasha al-Khunaji (d. while returning from the Haj, at Tabuk, December 1910, bur. Mausoleum of Ibn ‘Arabi, Damascus, Syria), educ. Al-Azhar Univ, Cairo, a Circassian immigrant from the Caucasus, a clan relative of her father’s wife. She d. at Cairo, 18^th November 1920 (bur. there at the Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque), having had further issue, one son and two daughters (and two other children who died young):
  • a) (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad Jamal ud-din Sirri Bey, OBE (m 5.12.1919). b. at Istanbul, 1888 (s/o Mahmud Sirri Pasha). m. (first) at Heliopolis Palace, near Cairo, 11^th May 1919 (div. 1920), H.S.H. Princess Kadria Khanum Effendi (b. at Cairo, 10^th January 1888; m. second, at Emirgan, Istanbul, 1921, H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Mahmud Khairy Pasha, and d. at Cairo, 3^rd June 1955), Life Mbr Egypt Exploration Soc 1925, daughter of H.H. Husain Kamil, Sultan of Egypt, etc, GCB, by his second wife, H.H. Sultana Malak Khanum Effendimiz. m. (second) 1920 (div.), Jessica Delma Maria (b. 1897; m. third, 1923, H.H. Prince ‘Abbas Halim Bey. k. in a tragic shooting accident at Alexandria, 24^th August 1923), former wife of Captain Arthur Evelyn Paul Ellis, MBE, late Rifle Bde, and younger daughter of James Harcourt Harrington, Esq, of Selehunt, Sussex, by his wife, Elizabeth Susannah. He d. at Istanbul, 7^th February 1952.
  • a) Amira Khanum. b. 10^th October 1884 (d/o Mahmud Sirri Pasha). m. (first) at Emirgian, Bosphorus, Turkey, 5^th July 1905 (div. 2^nd January 1913) General H.H. Prince Aziz Hasan Pasha (b. at the Kasr al-Gazira, Cairo, 8^th December 1873; m. second, at Kerman, Persia, 1^st July 1917, Iqbal Khanum, and d. at Shubrã al-Balad, Cairo, 11^th December 1925, bur. ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo), eldest son of Field Marshal H.H. Prince Hasan Ismail Pasha, sometime Minister for War and High Commissioner for the Sudan, by his wife, H.H. Princess Khadija Khanum Effendi, second daughter of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Muhammad ‘Ali Pasha, sometime Governor-General of the Yemen, by whom she had no issue. m. (second) at Beylerbeyi, Istanbul, 4^th May 1915, Colonel H.E. (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad ‘Abdu’r-Rauf Bey (b. 1880; d. Beylerbeyi, Istanbul, 4^th November 1931), younger son of Field Marshal H.E. Muhammad Rauf Pasha, sometime Supreme C-in-C of the Ottoman Armies, Master-General of the Ordnance and Governor of Adrianople. She d. 1965, having had issue, two sons by her second husband:
    • i) (Sahib ul-Izza) Mahmud Rauf Bey. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, February 1916.
    • ii) (Sahib ul-Izza) Muhammad ‘Ali Bülent Rauf Bey. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, January 1917, educ. Roberts Coll, Istanbul, in Beirut, Lebanon, Cornell and Yale Univs, USA. Founder of the Beshara Sufi Sect, historian, author and mistic. m. (first) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 17^th May 1945 (div.) H.R.H. Princess Faiza [H.R.H. Princess Faiza Fu’ad] (b. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 8^th November 1923; d. at Los Angeles, California, USA, 17^th June 1994), third daughter of H.M. Fu’ad I, King of Egypt, etc., GCB, Royal Victorian Chain, by his second wife, H.M. Queen Nazli, daughter of H.E. (Sahib al-Maali) ‘Abdu’r-Rahim Pasha Sabri, sometime Minister of Agriculture and Governor of Cairo - see below. m. (second), 1977, Angela Mary (b. 3^rd August 1912), former wife of Count René Guillet de Chatellus, previously of Squadron Leader The Rt Hon John Patrick Douglas (Balfour), 3^rd Baron Kinross, and of John George Spencer-Churchill, and only daughter of Captain George Culme-Seymour, KRRC, by his wife, Janet Beatrix, elder daughter of Charles Lindsay Orr-Ewing, sometime MP for Ayr Burgh. He d.s.p. at Chisholme House, Roxburghshire, Scotland, 5^th September 1987.
  • b) Izmat Khanum. b. at Istanbul, 1886 (d/o Mahmud Sirri Pasha). m. General H.E. Ahmad Jalal ud-din Pasha (m. second, Nisha Khanum, and d. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1930). She d. at Istanbul, 1920.
• 3) H.H. Princess Zainab Khanum Effendi. b. 1859 (d/o Princess Jananyar). m. at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 17^th February 1873 (nikah) and 8^th February 1874  (zifaf), as his second wife, Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Fahmi Ahmad Pasha (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 3^rd February 1847; m. third, 1890 (div.) H.H. Princess Ni’matu’llah Khanum Effendi, and d. suddenly, at Sidi Gaber, Egypt, August 1893, bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), eldest son of H.H. Prince Ahmad Rifa’at Pasha, sometime Presdt. Ottoman Imperial Council of State, by his first wife, Shamsi Khanum. She d.s.p. at the Ramla Palace, Alexandria, Egypt, 19^th August 1875 (bur. Khedival Mausoleum, ar-Rifai Mosque, Cairo) - see above.
• 4) H.H. Princess Amina Khanum Effendi. b. and d. at Cairo, Egypt, 1864 (d/o Nur Jahan Kadin).
• 5) H.H. Princess Nazli Khanum Effendi. b. and d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1867. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
• 6) H.H. Princess Jamila Fazila Khanum Effendi. b. 1869 (d/o Misli Jahan Kadin), educ. privately. A mystic and poet under the name of Cemile. Rcvd: the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey. m. (first) 1879 (div. three years later, 1882), H.H. Prince Ahmad Kamal Pasha (b. at Cairo, 1857; at Matariah, Cairo, 24^th December 1907), second son of of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince Ahmad Rifa’at Pasha, sometime Presdt Council of State, by ‘Azm-i-Raftar Kadin. m. (second) (div.) H.E. (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Muharram Pasha Shahin (d.at Cairo, Egypt, 1917), son of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Ma’ali) Shahin Pasha Kinj, by his wife, Nafisa Khanum, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib us-Ma’ali) Salim Pasha al-Hijazi. m. (third) at Istanbul, Turkey, H.E. Yakub Pasha Hasan, sometime representative of the Sultan of Turkey in Egypt, son of Hasan Bey Zosh. She d.s.p. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1896 (bur. there at Sultan Eyup).
• 7) H.H. Princess Amina Aziza Khanum Effendi. b. at the Za’aferan Palace, Cairo, 23^rd September 1875 (d/o Princess Nashan-Dil), educ. privately. Rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants (1915), and the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey. m. at Bebek, 1893 (div. 1898), H.E. Mustafa Pasha Shakib (d. at Istanbul, after 1938), educ. Sultan’s Coll, Galatasaray, and Mulkiya Colls, Istanbul, Turkey, joined Ottoman Foreign Service, 2^nd Sec London 1885-1888, 1^st Sec Rome 1889-1890 and Vienna 1890-1894, Imperial Ottoman High Commissioner in Bulgaria 1906-1908,  and Env Extr & Minister Plen to Sweden 1909-1917, rcvd: the Imperial Orders of Nobility (Nishan-i-Mecidieh) 2^nd class, and the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 3^rd class, youngest son of H.H. Ahmad Arifi Pasha Shakib, sometime Ottoman Grand Vizier and Ambassador to Austria-Hungary. She d. at Bebek, Istanbul, Turkey, 9^th September 1931 (bur. Princess Ni’matu’llah Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), having had issue, one son:
  • a) (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Muhammad Tahir Pasha. b. at the Pembe Yali, Emirgan, Turkey, 14^th August 1897, educ. Univ of Lausanne (Dr. Pol Sci & Sociology), Switzerland. Raised to the personal rank and title of Pasha 19th February 1922, Senator, Mbr Sheuouk Assembly 1938-1940 and 1949-1953, imprisoned for pro-Axis activities 1940-1944, Presdt Royal Soc for Historical Studies, Aero Club of Egypt 1931, International Aeronautic Fed 1934-1947, Royal Aeronautical Fed of Egypt, National Fencing Fed 1936-1952, National Sports Cttee, Egyptian Olympic Cttee 1946-1952, Egyptian Equestrian Fed, Muhammad ‘Ali Club, El-Feroussia Club, and The Royal Automobile Club of Egypt (RACE), Cercle Royal d’Escrime et de Tir (CRE), Vice-Presdt Agricultural Soc, Mbr International Olympic Cttee 1934-1968 (Vice-Presdt 1960-1964), etc. Rcvd: GC of the Orders of Ismail, Crown of Iran, George I of Greece, Orange-Nassau of the Netherlands, and Merit of Austria, etc. m. 1921 (div. 6^th April 1926), H.S.H. Princess Samiha Khanum Effendi (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 17^th July 1889; m. third, (Sahib us-Sa’ada) Vahid Yusri Pasha, and d.s.p. at Cairo, Egypt, 1984, bur. there at Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i), former wife of Brigadier H.H. Prince Ismail Daud Bey, CBE, and fourth daughter of H.H. Husain Kamil, Sultan of Egypt, etc, GCB, by his second wife, H.H. Sultana Malak, daughter of Admiral H.E. Hasan Turhan Pasha, late ION. He d. 29^th January 1970 – see below.
• 8) H.H. Princess Ni’matu’llah Khanum Effendi [Princess Nimet Moukhtar]. b. at the Insha Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 19^th September 1876 (d/o Princess Nashan-Dil), educ. privately. Presdt Ladies’ Cttee Red Crescent Soc 1912. Mbr The Royal Automobile Club of Egypt (RACE), etc. Rcvd: the Decoration of al-Kemal in brilliants (1915), and the Order of Charity (Nishan-i-Shafakat) 1^st class of Turkey. m. (first) at the ‘Abdin Palace, Cairo, Egypt, 1890 (nikah only, never consummated), Field Marshal H.H. Prince Ibrahim Fahmi Ahmad Pasha (b. at Cairo, Egypt, 3^rd February 1847; d. suddenly, at Sidi Gaber, Alexandria, Egypt, August 1893, bur. Hosh al-Basha, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), widower of her elder sister, Princess Zainab, and eldest son of H.H. Prince Ahmad Rifa’at Pasha, sometime Presdt Ottoman Imperial Council of State, by his first wife, Shamsi Khanum. m. (second) at Emirgan, Bosphorus, Turkey, 4^th September 1896, as his second wife, General H.E. Mahmud Mukhtar Pasha (b. at Mollagurani, Istanbul, Turkey, 6^th December 1867; d. from heart failure, on board the steamer Esperia off Naples, Italy, 18^th March 1935, bur. Princess Ni’matu’llah Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo, Egypt), educ. Zuhtu Pasha Sch, Sultan’s Coll, Galatasaray, and War Coll, Shishli, Istanbul, Turkey, War Sch, Metz, Lorraine, and the Royal Prussian War Acad, Berlin, Germany, Cadet attached to 2^nd Guards Regt of Foot, Royal Prussian Army 1/2/1887 (retd as 1^st Lieut à la suite 14/9/1893), prom Lieut of Infantry Imperial Ottoman Army 15/3/1888, prom Capt 6/12/1888, prom Snr Capt 6/10/1892, GSO 1892-1893, prom Maj 12/12/1892, Instructor War Coll, Shishli 1893-1895, prom Lt-Col 7/11/1894, GSO 2^nd Branch (National Security Service) 1895-1897, prom Col 12/4/1896, served in the Greco-Turkish War 1897 and served at the battles of Veletsin, Chatalca and Domokos, Ottoman Representative French army grand manoeuvres 1900, c/o 2^nd Seraskerli Infantry Regt 1900, prom Gen 1907, GOC 1^st Army Corps (Istanbul) 1908-1909, reduced to Col 1909, Governor-General of Aydin 1909-1910, Minister for the Navy 1910-1911, GOC 3^rd Army Corps (Thrace) 1912 (wounded at battle of Kirkkilse), GOC 2^nd Army Corps in Bulgaria 1913, Ambassador to Germany 1913-1915, settled in Munich 1915, resig from all posts 1917, author of “Türk ordusuyla muharebede!” (1910), “Üçüncü kolordunun ve ikinci Şark ordusunun muharebati” (1912), “Rumeli’yi Neden Kaybettik” (1913), “Die Welt des Islam” (1915), “Der heilige Krieg/Der Deutsche Krieg” (1915), “Afrika-i cenubî muharebesi” (1921), “Maziye bir nazar” (1922), “La Turquie, l’Allemagne et l’Europe” (1924), “Maziye Bir Nazar (Geçmişe Bir Bakiş)” (1925), “Aci bir hâtira” (1932), “The Wisdom of the Qur‚an” (1937), rcvd: the Imperial Orders of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) 1^st class (4^th class 25.6.1890), and Nobility (Nishan-i-Majidieh) 1^st class, Medal of Distinction (Imtiyaz Madalyasi) in gold, Medal of Merit (Liaqat Madalyasi) in silver, and Greek War Medal (1897) of Turkey, Knt of the Orders of the White Eagle of Russia in brilliants (1911), and the Iron Crown 1^st class of Austria (1913), GC of the Order of the Red Eagle 1^st class of Prussia, etc, eldest son of Field Marshal H.H. Ghazi Ahmad Mukhtar Pasha, GCMG, sometime Imperial Ottoman High Commissioner in Egypt and Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, by his first wife, Fatima Zahra Khanum Effendi, only daughter of Haji Amin Effendi, an ulema on the staff of the Shaikh ul-Islam of Istanbul. She d. at El Marg, Egypt, 21^st June 1945 (bur. there at the Princess Ni’matu’llah Mausoleum, Imam al-Shafi’i, Cairo), having had issue, four sons and one daughter:
  • a) Ismail Mukhtar Bey Katircioglu. b. 1900, educ. in Austria. Served with a German regiment of Uhlans during the Great War, later a safari guide in Kenya. He d. at Alexandria, Egypt, 1953.
  • b) Khalil Mukhtar Bey Katircioglu. b. 1901, educ. Plauen, Saxony, Germany. m. 1925, Fatima Nuveyra Khanum (m. second, Ahmet Nadir Çainci, by whom she had a further daughter), a descendant of H.E. Fethi Ahmad Pasha, and daughter of Muhammad Mamduh Hasaga, by his wife, Aisha Madiha. He d. at Moda, Istanbul, Turkey, 1932, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
    • i) Orkhan Faizu’llah Mukhtar Katircioglu [Orhan Feyzi Muhtar Katircioglu]. b. at Cairo, Egypt, 9^th February 1928, educ. The English Sch, Cairo, Egypt, Turkish Military Acad, Kara Harp Okulu, Ankara, Turkey, Millfield Sch, Street, Somerset, and Merton Coll, Oxford (BA 1952, MA 1956). Sales Mngr Ticaret, Ankara 1955-1958, Giiney Motorlari 1958-1959, and Unilever-Is Istanbul 1959, print and map seller, Organizer Ottoman Charts International Conference in Istanbul 1999. Sec-Gen YMCA. Mbr Cttee Oxford-Cambridge Graduates in Turkey, Turkish Management Assoc, Turkish Food Soc, International Map Collectors in Turkey, The History of Cartography Assoc, International Jury for the Slow Food Award (Turkey), etc. Co-author “Yeryüzü Suretleri (Images of the Earth)” (2000) and “Mapand Engravings of the Islands of Tenedos” (2006). m. at Oxford, 1952, Julia Margaret, née Pitt-Bennett. He d. at Istanbul, Turkey, 29^th December 2013, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
      • (1) Husain Ibrahim Katircioglu. b.at Istanbul, Turkey, 1953, educ. Univ of Reading (BA 1975), Reading, Berkshire, and East 15 Acting Sch (Univ of Essex) (post grad cert 1981), Hatfields, Loughton, Essex. Building Contractor in Saudi Arabia and Turkey 1975-1979, joined the Open Space Theatre in London 1979, worked with the National Theatre and Lumiere & Son, theatre, TV and cinema actor in the UK 1981-1989, Founder and Dir Ya Da Tiyatro in Istanbul 1990-1997, Artistic Dir Assos International Performing Arts Festival 1995-1999. Assoc La Mama Etc. Mbr La Mama Umbria, Theatre Research Laboratory at the Istanbul Municipal Thatre, British Actors Equity, and Mediterranean Cttee of IETM. m. Dilek Katircioglu, Dir Assos International Performing Arts Festival 1995-1999, daughter of Gönül Akçen. He was k. in an accident during the restoration of the Kasimpasa Factory, at Assos, Turkey, 3^rd November 1999 (bur. Karaja Ahmad Cemetery, Istanbul).
      • (1) Ni’matu’llah Khanum [Nimet Hüner]. b. at Salisbury, Wiltshire, 3^rd February 1955, educ. English High Sch for Girls, Istanbul, Turkey. m. Levent Hüner. She had issue, two sons:
        • (a) Omar Hüner. b. at Salisbury, Wiltshire, 1979. m. and has issue, a son:
          • (i) Berk Hüner.
        • (b) Erim Hüner. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    • i) Ni’matu’llah Khanum. b. at Moda, Istanbul, Turkey, 1926. She d. 1933.
  • c) Omar Mukhtar Bey Katircioglu. b. at Istanbul, Turkey, 1902, educ. Friedrich Schiller Univ of Jena, Thuringia, and Georg-August Univ of Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany. m. at the Mermer Konak, Moda, Istanbul, Turkey, 5^th May 1925, H.H. Princess Lutfiya Shawkat Khanum Effendi (b. Montazah Palace, near Alexandria, Egypt, 29^th September 1900; at Cairo, Egypt, 17^th February 1976, bur. there at Khedive Tawfik Mausoleum, Kait Bey), youngest daughter of H.H. ‘Abbas Hilmi II, Khedive of Egypt, etc, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, Royal Victorian Chain, by his first wife, H.H. Princess Iqbal Khanum, Khediva Effendimiz. He d. at Chamlija, Scutari, Turkey, 15^th July 1935, having had issue, two daughters – see below.
  • d) Ala ud-din Ahmad Mukhtar Bey Katircioglu. b. 11^th October 1910, educ. Yale Univ, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Settled in Egypt where he managed the landed properties of his mother until the Nasserite revolution. Settled in Turkey 1954. Translator of “Le Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering” by Leonard Mosley (1974) and “La Grande Traque” by Brian Garfield (1976). m. Zainab Khanum, daughter of Mumtaz Bey. He d. from cancer, in France, 1980.
  • a) H.E. Amina Duriya Khanum Effendi [Mme. Emine Dürriye Fuat Tugay]. b. at the Tokmakburnu Yali, Istanbul, Turkey, August 1897. Author of “Three Centuries Family Chronicles of Turkey and Egypt” (1963). m. at the Hotel Regina, Munich, Bavaria, Germany, 15^th September 1921, H.E. Dr Ahmad Hulusi Fuad Bey Tugay (b. at Kadikoy, Istanbul, Turkey, 24^th March 1890; d.s.p. there, 21^st May 1967), educ. St Joseph High Sch, Kadikoy, St Michael High Sch, and Sultan’s Coll, Galatasaray, Istanbul, Turkey, joined Ottoman Foreign Service, chargé d’affaires Tokyo 1925-1929, Minister to Albania 1939, and Ambassador to Egypt 1951-1954, third son of Field Marshal H.E. Deli Fu’ad Pasha, sometime Ottoman Ambassador to Germany and Austria, by his second wife, Aisha Sayran-i-Dil Khanum Effendi. She d.s.p. at the German Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey, 13^th April 1975 (bur. there at Zincirlikuyu Cemetery, Shishli).