Fuat Paşa

Japanese: フアト･パシャ（英語表記）Fuat Paşa

1815‐69
A politician from the Tanzimat period (1839-76) of the Ottoman Empire. After graduating from Turkey's first medical school (established in 1827), he was active as a diplomat, and was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs, and then Grand Vizier in 1861. He continued to hold important positions thereafter, and together with Ālī Paşa (1815-71), he dominated the political world after the death of Mustafa Reşit Paşa. In 1867, he accompanied Sultan Abdülaziz on a tour of Europe. He fell ill after returning to Japan and died in Nice, where he was recuperating. [Arai Masami]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1815‐69
オスマン帝国のタンジマート時代(1839‐76)の政治家。トルコで最初の医学校(1827設立)卒業後，外交官として活躍し，外務大臣，さらに1861年には大宰相となった。その後も常に要職にあり，ムスタファ･レシト･パシャ亡き後の政界を，アーリー･パシャĀlī Paşa(1815‐71)と共に牛耳った。67年，スルタン，アブデュルアジーズに随行してヨーロッパを歴訪。帰国後病に倒れ，療養先のニースで没。【新井政美】

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