Egyptian central government in Cairo

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The Egyptian central government in Cairo was the 19th-century administrative authority of Egypt that exercised political control over territories such as Sudan through appointed provincial governors.

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Egyptian central government in Cairo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century political authority
central government
appliedLegalSystem Egyptian statutory law
Islamic law
appliesToJurisdiction Egypt
appointedOfficeHolders provincial governors
basedOn Ottoman administrative traditions
capitalLocation Cairo
collectedTaxesFrom Sudan
controlledByDynasty Muhammad Ali dynasty
country Egypt
delegatedAuthorityTo governor-general of Sudan
exercisedAuthorityOver provincial governors
exercisedFiscalControlOver Sudan
exercisedMilitaryControlOver Sudan
exercisedPoliticalControlOver Egyptian Sudan
Nubia
Red Sea coast territories
linked to: Red Sea coast

Sudan
equatorial provinces of the Nile
existedWithinSovereign Khedivate of Egypt
Muhammad Ali dynasty rule in Egypt
followed Ottoman imperial administration in Egypt
governedThrough appointed provincial governors
governmentType centralized administration
hereditary monarchy administration
hadAdministrativeCenter Cairo citadel
linked to: Cairo Citadel

downtown Cairo ministries district
linked to: Downtown Cairo
hadExecutiveBranch khedive of Egypt
linked to: Khedive
hadExecutiveBranch viceroy of Egypt
hasLanguage Arabic
influencedBy European administrative models
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Cairo Governorate
locatedInTimePeriod 19th century
location Cairo
notableFor centralized control over provincial administration
expansion of Egyptian control into Sudan
partOf Egyptian state
linked to: Republic of Egypt
precededBy Ottoman provincial administration in Egypt
seatOfGovernment Cairo
timePeriod Khedivate of Egypt
Muhammad Ali dynasty
usedAdministrativeUnit governorates
provinces
usedLanguage Arabic
Ottoman Turkish

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Wāli of Sudan appointedBy Egyptian central government in Cairo