LA PRINCESSE NESLISHAH SULTAN OTTOMANE

La princesse née au Dolmabahçe dans Istanbul sur le 4 fevrier 1921, est la fille des deux le dernier sultan ottoman. Le 1924 mars, la jeune princesse a été forcée à exiler. Elle, dans 1940, a épousé l'Héritier égyptien qui est devenu plus tard le Régent de l'Egypte et ainsi la princesse a été considérée comme Egypte « la Première Dame ».

Encore forcé dans l'exil dans 1953, elle a habité pour une période courte de temps dans Europe avant de retourner finalement à sa terre d'ancêtres Turquie, où elle réside actuellement dans faire d'Istanbul elle le membre aîné de la dynastie ottomane habite en Turquie

Princess Neslisah Osmanoglu, born at the Dolmabahçe sarayi in Istanbul on 4 February 1921, is the daughter of both the last Ottoman sultan.
On March 1924, the young princess was forced to exile. She, in 1940, married the Egyptian Heir who later become Regent of the Egypt and thus the princess was considered as Egypt's "First Lady".

Again forced into exile in 1953, she lived for a short period of time in Europe before finally returning to her ancestors land Turkey, where she is currently residing in Istanbul making her the eldest member of the Ottoman dynasty living in Turkey
Ersin Faikzade Archives
http://www.ersinfaikzade.net

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• princess
• neslisah
• sultan
• ottoman
• egypt
• princesse
• neslishah
• Turkey
• istanbul
• ersin
• faikzade
• hanzade
• necla
• india
• iran

[Kasadivalyos]

Well I am Turkish too, but I dont really believe in blue blood or any thing, I love the first Sultan's where an Ottoman citizen could be judged with them equally,coz of their passian, and the first Sultan's never saw the Ottoman as their properity. They were like an employee for Ottoman. I also admire Sultan Vahdettin, who planned every thing and did not let any dynasty members to take a penny out of Turkish nation!!! While the whole dynasties of Europe were stoling every thing.

[marioluera]

Wow! Fascinating!! Who knew there were any living Royals from the end of the Ottoman Empire? She is even more beautiful in her later years....presently! I would love to meet her and learn of her past history and that of her family and EVERYTHING! Ersin? Where do you find all of these incredible Royal people? You are amazing! If you had not made this available...Who would have ever remembered?  FABULOUS(!), Ersin!! Thank You!>>>>>Mike

[ratzP]

@edinags all u needed to become an Ottoman in those days was

a fez,,a fluffy-mustache and go around the local baths for gay-sex!!

and thats y there are NO more Ottomans = NO children see??

[osmanliyim1969]

soyuma kurban olsun canim kanim ! ne olur ecdadimin biricik torunlari güzel yüzlerinizi gösterin Türkiyenizde.....sizleri cok özledik.

[cman8881]

She is still the most elegant & beautiful woman of the world....

[proffubu2006]

@TheTeymurB yoh ya

[manyaQxcocuQ]

aghh ulan aghh bok mu vardida yikildiniz kahrolsun

[MatrixOfDynamism]

Remeber that we have to look at what connection these people and their current generation has to the religion itself, rather than their lineage. Lineage is not important, its the character the personality i.e their connection with the deen itself.

[edinags]

Hi Kasadivalyos, I totally agree with the sum of what you wrote but, I just want to correct a misunderstanding here. An Ottoman is NOT necessarily a Turk. Ottoman is an upper identity.

[nastykurtbadboy]

I agree with u in toto though I'm not a Turkish. Ur concept of nation's possession is so true. That should be how Kings and Queens see their wealth instead of pocketing it themselves. After all, if not because of the loyal people , they would not be up there in the first place. Unfortunately they always forget

[musiciankara]

iste olum geldi catti. asalet nerde?