Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt

Egyptian general and Wāli of Egypt (1789–1848)

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Lived 1789–1848, aged 59Egypt
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    1789–1848
    Aged 59
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Updated 2026-06-09

He crushed the Ottoman Empire on the battlefield multiple times — fighting for a father who ruled Egypt but never quite broke free of Istanbul. Four months after finally taking power himself, he was dead.

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Ibrahim Pasha was born in 1789, eldest son of Muhammad Ali, the Ottoman-appointed ruler who turned Egypt into a dynasty. He took his first military command as a teenager in the army his father built. Over decades he led Egyptian forces to what historians call some of the most devastating defeats ever inflicted on the Ottomans, victories that earned him a reputation among the era's great commanders. His campaigns extended Egyptian control over Syria, Hejaz, Morea, Thasos, and Crete. In July 1848, with Muhammad Ali failing, Ibrahim became Regent and effective ruler of Egypt and Sudan. He died th…

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