तुर्की वाइसराय में से एक जिन्होंने 1867 और 1914 के बीच मिस्र पर शासन किया

khedives's Usage Examples:

In 1881 a fanatic sheikhknown as the mahdihad headed an insurrection against the khedives authority; and towards the close of 1883 an Egyptian army under an Englishman, Colonel Hicks, was annihilated by the mahdis followers.

Consult also Khedives and Pashas (London, 1884), by C. F.

The practical result was that the khedives authority was limited to the Nile valley north of Wadi Haifa.

The Sudan was an integral part of the khedives dominions, and caused, even in ordinary times, a deficit of 200,000 to the Egyptian treasury.

In other words, Egypt was burdened with a debt of 91,000,000 funded or floatingfor which she had no return, for even from the Suez Canal she derived no revenue, owing to the sale of the khedives shares.

Of thissumover~94,ooo,ooo had been obtained from revenue and nearly 4,000,000 by the sale of the khedives shares in the Suez Canal to Great Britain.

The districts between the bridge, the Ezbekia and the Ismailia canal, are known as the Ismailia and Tewfikia quarters, after the khedives in whose reigns they were laid out.

See EGYPT: History; also the accounts of Arabi in Khedives and Pashas, by C. F.

khedives's Meaning':

one of the Turkish viceroys who ruled Egypt between 1867 and 1914

Synonyms:

viceroy, vicereine,

Antonyms:

husband,