Sa'id of Egypt

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Sa'id of Egypt was a 19th-century Ottoman viceroy (Wāli) of Egypt and Sudan, known for modernizing reforms and for granting the concession that led to the construction of the Suez Canal.

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instanceOf 19th-century politician
Egyptian ruler
Khedive of Egypt
Ottoman viceroy
allegiance Ottoman Empire
birthCountry Egypt
birthPlace Cairo
citizenship Egypt
countryRuled Egypt
Sudan
deathCountry Egypt
deathPlace Alexandria
era 19th century
ethnicGroup Albanian
father Muhammad Ali of Egypt
fullName Sa'id Pasha
linked to: Saʿid Pasha
givenName Sa'id
linked to: Sa’id
governmentType hereditary monarchy under Ottoman suzerainty
hasTerritorialJurisdiction Egypt
Sudan
honorificTitle Pasha
implementedPolicy modernization of administration
reform of land tenure system
influenced development of the Suez Canal
knownFor close relations with French interests in Egypt
supporting Ferdinand de Lesseps
languageSpoken Arabic
Turkish
memberOfDynasty Muhammad Ali dynasty
monarchOf Egypt
Sudan
mother Amina Hanim
notableFor administrative reforms
economic reforms
granting the concession for the Suez Canal
land reforms in Egypt
military reforms
modernizing reforms in Egypt
supporting the construction of the Suez Canal
occupation military officer
statesman
partOf Ottoman Egypt
positionHeld Wāli of Egypt
Wāli of Sudan
predecessor Abbas I of Egypt
religion Islam
successor Isma'il Pasha
linked to: Ismail Pasha
title Wāli of Egypt and Sudan

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Muhammad Ali of Egypt grandchild Sa'id of Egypt