Ottoman-Egyptian condominium

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The Ottoman-Egyptian condominium was a joint sovereignty arrangement under which the Ottoman Empire and Egypt administered Sudan together in the 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf condominium
historical polity
joint sovereignty
political arrangement
administeredBy Egypt
Ottoman Empire
appliesToTerritory Sudan
country Sudan
endedBy Mahdist revolt
linked to: Mahdist War
endTime 1885
establishedBy Muhammad Ali of Egypt
establishedUnderAuthorityOf Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
linked to: Ottoman sultan
followedBy Mahdist State
linked to: Mahdist Sudan
governs Central Sudan
linked to: central Sudan

Northern Sudan
parts of Southern Sudan
hasAlternativeName Turco-Egyptian rule in Sudan
Turkiyya in Sudan
hasCapital Khartoum
hasColonialCharacter yes
hasHistoricalPeriod 19th century
hasLegalBasis Ottoman suzerainty over Egypt
hasMajorReligion Islam
hasMilitaryPresenceFrom Egyptian army
linked to: Egyptian Army

Ottoman Empire
hasOfficialLanguage Arabic
Ottoman Turkish
hasRulingDynasty Muhammad Ali dynasty
hasSignificantEvent Egyptian conquest of Sudan
linked to: Conquest of Sudan

fall of Khartoum (1885)
hasTypeOfGovernment monarchical rule
involves Khedival Egyptian administration
Ottoman central authorities
legalStatus Ottoman-Egyptian joint rule over Sudan
locatedInContinent Africa
locatedInRegion Northeast Africa
mainEconomicActivities agriculture
slave trade
taxation
partOf Egypt Eyalet
Ottoman Empire
precededBy independent Sudanese polities
sharesSovereigntyWith Egypt
Ottoman Empire
startTime 1820

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Turco-Egyptian Sudan legalStatus Ottoman-Egyptian condominium
Southern Sudan region historicalPeriod Turco-Egyptian rule
linked to: Ottoman-Egyptian condominium
Ali Khurshid Pasha employer Ottoman-Egyptian administration
linked to: Ottoman-Egyptian condominium