Mehmet V
35th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1909–1918)
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Mehmed V was the Ottoman Sultan who ruled from 1909 to 1918 during a period of major decline for the Ottoman Empire, including losses in the Balkan Wars and World War I. He matters historically because his reign marked the final years of the Ottoman Empire before its collapse and replacement with the modern Turkish Republic.
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1 object attributed to Mehmet V, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
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Mehmet V Reshad (osmanska: محمد خامس), född 2 november 1844 i Konstantinopel, död 3 juli 1918 i Konstantinopel, var den 35:e sultanen av Osmanska riket. Mehmet V var son till sultanen Abd ül-Mecid I och gemålen Gülcemal. Hans regeringstid började den 27 april 1909 efter statskuppen av ungturkarna mot Abd ül-Hamid II, men han hade som ett resultat av kuppen föga reell politisk makt. Alla beslut fattades av de olika medlemmarna i den osmanska regeringen, och under första världskriget av de tre paschorna: Enver Pascha, Talaat Pascha och Djemal Pascha. Mehmet V var intresserad av kultur och framför allt litteratur, och han har beskrivits som en talangfull poet och kalligraf. Han avled 1918 och efterträddes av sin yngre bror Mehmet VI.
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1844 births1918 deaths20th-century sultans of the Ottoman EmpireBiography articles needing translation from Turkish WikipediaBurials at Eyüp CemeteryDolmabahçe PalaceGrand Crosses of the Order of Saint Stephen of HungaryKnights of the Military Order of Max JosephKnights of the Order of the CrescentOttoman people of the Balkan WarsOttoman people of the Italo-Turkish War