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The position of chief supervisor of the Khedive's private affairs, or as he was called "the Bashkirji", was not common in Egypt before it was occupied by Khalil Effendi Agha, who worked for years with the Khedive Ismail and his family, and was close to the entire family, to the point that he treated him as if he were a member of it.Khalil Agha was the private servant of Khedive Ismail, and he was also close to the mother Pasha. Khalil Effendi was the chief of Aghat Hoshyar Qadin, the wife of Khedive Ibrahim, the governor of Egypt, and he was very wealthy and had a lot of money from gifts from the mother Pasha and the Khedive.His duties were many. He was the overseer of palaces, he was the supervisor of the construction of Al-Rifai Mosque, and he was also a supervisor of the weddings of Khedive Ismail’s sons, namely Princes Tawfiq, Hussein Kamel, and Hassan Pasha, whose celebration continued for forty consecutive nights.According to what was mentioned in the book “The Harafish of |
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