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Begzada (Kurdish),
Beyzade (Turkish), and Begzadići (Slavic),
Beizadea (Romanian),
Begzadi (female) are
titles given within the
Ottoman Empire to provisional...
- "Ağaoğlu" ("son of Ağa"), "Yusufoğlu" ("son of Yusuf"). zade. Examples: "
Beyzade" (son of a Bey), "Aşıkpaşazade" ("son of
Ashik Paşa), "Mehmedzade" (son...
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scathingly about Albanians."
Malcolm 2015, pp. 267–268.
Elsie 2012.
Hasan Beyzade Ahmet, 1636 or 1637 (2004).
Hasan Bey-zâde târîhi. Aykut, Şevki Nezihi...
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leaves two sons, the
Beyzadés Georges and Constantin, from who the present-day
representatives of the
family in
Germany descend.
Beyzadé Georges Caradja married...
- such as Elbeyioğlu, Bakkaloğlu or Giritlioğlu and with -zade such as
Beyzade, Mehmedzade, Yusufzade. In
Kurdish Language, generally, a
triple name system...
- origin. The name is
mostly used in Turkey. It
originates from the word
beyzade.
Notable people with the name include:
Abdulkadir Beyazıt (born 1996),...
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Family Georg Rosen (b. 1821),
Prussian Andrew Ryan (1876–1941),
British Beyzade Aleko Soutzos (d. 1807), Gr****
Mihai Suţu (1730–1802), Gr**** The Testa...
- Governor-General. The
office entitled the
holder to the
personal title of Pasha.
Beyzade: son of a Bey, a
courtesy title borne by a son of a Bey Effendi. Binbashi:...
- Alaiceauș
Turkish alay and çavuş
master of
ceremonies Beizadea Turkish beyzade hospodar's son (during the
Phanariote period). Binișliu
Turkish binişli...
- İsmail Hakkı [tr] Kurd
Divaniye Seyyid Mustafa Nuri [tr]
Independent Arab
Beyzade Shawkat Pasha al-Rifat [tr]
Mosul Kir****
Mehmed Ali [tr]
Independent Turk...
