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"Hasan Tahsin Pasha, the confidant of the Sultan"
Hasan Tahsin Pasha was born in 1859 in Istanbul. Tahsin Pasha, whose father was Mesud Efendi, was of medium height, always wearing a black dress or frock coat, with a fez, and he was known as Arab Tahsin Pasha because of his dark skin although he was Turkish, he was serious and highly polite. Hasan Tahsin entered The Ministerial School on June 11, 1870 after completing his education at the Middle School. He spent his youth working in the office of Bâbıâli and educating himself. Before his duty in the Ministry of Internal Affairs Office, he first served as assistant and then as chief assistant.
Hasan Tahsin and Sultan Abdulhamidin Han's encounter, after he designetioned to Navy Ministry officer when Hasan Tahsin was 29-30 years old. He attracted the attention of Sultan Abdulhamid II Khan with his talents and especially his honesty. Sureyya Pasha, the chief clerk of Sultan Abdulhamid, passed away about six years after he had taken this duty. Immediately after this incident, Hasan Tahsin, known for his honesty, was appointed to the position of chief clerk and started his duty. He was also given the rank of vizier and pasha.
Hasan Tahsin started his duty in the year 20th throne of Sultan Abdülhamid as stated in his first season of series in 1896. However, it was about 3 months after the start of the ceremony, but he did not pay attention to this situation, there is another reason for this scenario or I do not know. However, if it were compatible with the reality, the scenario should have had Süreyya Pasha instead of Tahsin Pasha, who holds the eaves at the Sultan's 20th throne ceremony. Because the date of Sultan Abdülhamid Han ascension to the throne on August 31, Tahsin Pasha to take office on 26-27 November or something. Of course, this is a minor mistake, among other mistakes made in the series, so I keep on this topic without stopping.
Hasan Tahsin, who was now Pasha, became the confidant of the Sultan until 1908, when he took office. Although he knew many people around the Sultan like Damad Mahmud Celaleddin Pasha from a long time ago, it is important to see him as a confidant. Even here, it turns out that many Pasha around were about to betray or that the Sultan had doubts about these pashas at some point. But Tahsin Pasha was not one of them. Perhaps humanity may have been minor errors, but there has never been a person who has deliberately mistaken his state and sultan, and even betrayed him, like many other pashas.
Tahsin Pasha has served Sultan Abdulhamid II with loyalty and happiness since he came to his post. With the proclamation of the constitutional monarchy, he lost his civil service and ranks, and began to be treated with contempt by the Constitutionalists and the Unionists.
On the afternoon of 26 July 1908, the Unionists gathered around a hundred thousand people of Turkish, Greek, Armenian, Bulgarian and Jewish people in the Beyazit Square in front of the Harbiye Ministry, where they were sworn in and loyal to the new constitutional government. then they enthusiastically marched towards the Yıldız Palace.
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Source;
1- “Geçen asrı aydınlatan kıymetli vesikalardan bir eser; HATIRALAR” Aşçıdede Halil İbrahim Reşat Ekrem Koçu ve Mehmet Ali Akbaş, İstanbul Ansiklopedisi ve Neşriyat Kollektif Şirketi, Sirkeci-İstanbul, 1959
2- “Bilinmeyen Yaşamlarıyla Saraylılar”, Nahid Sırrı Örik
3- “Osmanlı Devrinde Son Sadrazamlar”, İbnülemin Mahmud Kemal İnal, Sf 1067
4- “Matbuat Hatıralarım”, Ahmet İhsan Tokgöz,1888-1923, 2, ss.41-42
5- “GÖZTEPE”, Prof. Dr. Bedi N. Şehsuvaroğlu ,Türkiye Turing ve Otomobil Kurumu, 1969
6- “Türkiye Eğitim Sisteminin Gelişmesine Tarihi bir Bakış”, F. Reşit Unat,
Milli Eğitim Basımevi, 1998, Ankara
7- “Kapalı Hayat Kutusu-KADIKÖY KONAKLARI”, Dr. Müfid Ekdal, YKY, 2004, İstanbul
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