Mehmed Abdulaziz II
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Mehmed Abdulaziz II was a post-imperial head of the Ottoman dynasty. If he had been Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, he would have reigned from 1973 to 1977.
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| Preceded by Osman IV Fuad |
* NOT REIGNING * Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1973-1977) * Reason for Succession Failure: * Empire abolished in 1923 |
Succeeded by Ali Vâsib |
| * NOT REIGNING * Caliph of Islam (1973-1977) * Reason for Succession Failure: * Chaliphate abolished in 1924 |
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[edit] References
- The History Files: The Ottoman Empire
