This is really great. I don’t know much about Egypt, but most of these ladies look European, not Egyptian. These ladies are beautiful. I always thought Egypt was a poor country, but these ladies are literally dripping in diamonds! If anyone knows more and would like to share their knowledge, I would appreciate it. Thanks!
Prenses Fatma Neslişah Sultan, Osmanlı son padişahı Sultan Vahdettin torunu ve Osmanlı Halifesi Abdulmecidin torunudur. Prenses Fevziye Fuad; Mısır prensesidir. Büyük büyük dedesi Mehmet Ali Paşa 150 yıl süren Kavalalı hanedanının kurucusudur. Osmanlı paşası dir. Mehmet Ali Paşa'nın ailesi Toprak arâzi sorunlarından dolayı,Türkiye Erzincan ve oradan Konya ve en son olarak Balkanlara Yunanistan Kavala'ya göç etmiş tir. Bu bilgiler Osmanlı'nın kayıt altına aldığı Osmanlı tahrir defterlerinde bulunan resmi bilgilerdir. Aynı zamanda torunu Ahmet Hilmi paşa da aynı bilgileri aktarır. Arnavutlar dan Oluşan Osmanlı Ordusunun başına komutan olarak geçer. Mısır'ı Napolyon un Fransız işgalinden kurtarır. Daha sonra Arnavut orduları toparlayacak mısır'ı hakimiyeti altına alır. Ve bu orda askerlere söz sahibi olmak için ben de sizdenim Arnavutum der. Ve kısaca Osmanlı yönetiminden bu zaferine karşılık kendisine vaad edilen toprakları alamayınca Osmanlı padişahına başkaldırır. Bağımsızlık ilan eder ve Mısır kralı olur.
Egypt was a sophisticated, advanced, most beautiful and richest country in the world during the monarchy of 1922-1952. It was a democratic country and there was no distinction at all between Jews, Muslims, and Christians. They lived in peace. It even supported European countries with financial aid during the period of the World War, but unfortunately in 1952 a revolution occurred and they overthrew the government. The monarchy and the rulers of the state, a group of soldiers, destroyed the country and the economy, and the conditions in Egypt have now become bad Although I am not Egyptian, I am from Saudi Arabia, but when I watch ancient, classic Egyptian films, I feel sad and watch with pain. Egypt was beautiful, it looked like Paris.
So many diamonds…it was almost too much to comprehend. Also just how sparkling they would each look with movement. Seeing that so many were sold was confusing to me and startling.
Great vidio😊👍🏻 one note the Cathrine who sendt the dimand in 1711 was Cathrine the 1 a wife of tsar Peter the great Cathrine the great was Cathrine the 2 who became ruler in mid 1760 and was not even born in 1711
@@JewelsthroughHistorybyJaydee Hope you took no offence also meny confuse them and even I would had I not been reading about them and knowing the timeline and that is one resons historians usea always the numbers as not to confuse them
No.. actually im glad that i learned something from my viewers, also i did not know that there's 2 catherine😅, thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊😉. God Bless
Fawzia fouad , the 1st wife of the last shah of Iran was the most beautiful woman in the world . But a very neurotic and spoiled woman. She died some years ago.
Fawzia was as you say an uncommonly beautiful woman whom I believe looked a lot like Hedy Lamar. As for her personality it was probably better than Meghan Markle for sure. At the time of her marriage, Tehran was still somewhat of a backwater compared to a continental and sophisticated city like Alexandria Egypt so perhaps that may have explained it somewhat. Of course the young shah had the right to be married three times according to Islamic law if I am correct. The woman whom he really wanted to marry was, however, HRH Princess Maria Gabriella of Italy who was not interested in the match. She is still alive and in her eighties. You may see pictures of her here on TH-cam. Her mother Queen Maria Jose' was also a striking beauty in her youth.
Well actually Princess Fawzia had a very humble and kind personality…. But she went through very tough time after her divorce from the Shah of Iran as the Iranian didn’t allow her to see her daughter for many years , that’s why she had a depression, they called her the sad beauty, but after she got married to her second husband she had a great life even after the Egyptian Monarchy turned to a republic after the 1952 revolution ,we still have a great love and respect to her ❤️
They are Albanian decent 🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱☪️☪️☪️☪️☪️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😄Princess Neslisah She was a Ottoman princess ( great children of Byzantium and Sirbian princess ……..( not like German prince call them greek Royal 😂😂😂😂 fake Greeck Royal )
Lovely to see these...
A change from always watching European royalty or American heirs ..
Lots of other culturally significant jewellery out their
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful.
Thanks heaps for the great video ❤I’m Egyptian and I really enjoyed it 🙏🙏🌹
exquisite jewels......
I am American and had a sister-in-law from Alexandra Egypt. The jewelry is unbelievable but the ladies pictured wearing them are the true beauties.
EXQUISITED AND BEAUTY. 2022. 💎
This is really great. I don’t know much about Egypt, but most of these ladies look European, not Egyptian. These ladies are beautiful. I always thought Egypt was a poor country, but these ladies are literally dripping in diamonds! If anyone knows more and would like to share their knowledge, I would appreciate it. Thanks!
Prenses Fatma Neslişah Sultan, Osmanlı son padişahı Sultan Vahdettin torunu ve Osmanlı Halifesi Abdulmecidin torunudur. Prenses Fevziye Fuad; Mısır prensesidir. Büyük büyük dedesi Mehmet Ali Paşa 150 yıl süren Kavalalı hanedanının kurucusudur. Osmanlı paşası dir. Mehmet Ali Paşa'nın ailesi Toprak arâzi sorunlarından dolayı,Türkiye Erzincan ve oradan Konya ve en son olarak Balkanlara Yunanistan Kavala'ya göç etmiş tir. Bu bilgiler Osmanlı'nın kayıt altına aldığı Osmanlı tahrir defterlerinde bulunan resmi bilgilerdir. Aynı zamanda torunu Ahmet Hilmi paşa da aynı bilgileri aktarır. Arnavutlar dan Oluşan Osmanlı Ordusunun başına komutan olarak geçer. Mısır'ı Napolyon un Fransız işgalinden kurtarır. Daha sonra Arnavut orduları toparlayacak mısır'ı hakimiyeti altına alır. Ve bu orda askerlere söz sahibi olmak için ben de sizdenim Arnavutum der. Ve kısaca Osmanlı yönetiminden bu zaferine karşılık kendisine vaad edilen toprakları alamayınca Osmanlı padişahına başkaldırır. Bağımsızlık ilan eder ve Mısır kralı olur.
Egypt was a sophisticated, advanced, most beautiful and richest country in the world during the monarchy of 1922-1952. It was a democratic country and there was no distinction at all between Jews, Muslims, and Christians. They lived in peace. It even supported European countries with financial aid during the period of the World War, but unfortunately in 1952 a revolution occurred and they overthrew the government. The monarchy and the rulers of the state, a group of soldiers, destroyed the country and the economy, and the conditions in Egypt have now become bad Although I am not Egyptian, I am from Saudi Arabia, but when I watch ancient, classic Egyptian films, I feel sad and watch with pain. Egypt was beautiful, it looked like Paris.
Gorgeous 💖
Thank you Ms Evelyn 🥰
So many diamonds…it was almost too much to comprehend. Also just how sparkling they would each look with movement.
Seeing that so many were sold was confusing to me and startling.
💕 Royalty jewelry,. Some of the photos though are quite blurry.
Great vidio😊👍🏻 one note the Cathrine who sendt the dimand in 1711 was Cathrine the 1 a wife of tsar Peter the great Cathrine the great was Cathrine the 2 who became ruler in mid 1760 and was not even born in 1711
thank you correcting. God bless
@@JewelsthroughHistorybyJaydee Hope you took no offence also meny confuse them and even I would had I not been reading about them and knowing the timeline and that is one resons historians usea always the numbers as not to confuse them
No.. actually im glad that i learned something from my viewers, also i did not know that there's 2 catherine😅, thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊😉. God Bless
That last photo was interesting and then.... I noticed the man standing in the back...... Different times I guess
Amo las corona soy leo una reina viuda triste🌚
How come Muslim queens were wearing dresses which exposes their skin?
Because not all muslims follow the same codes
So sad/upsetting that all the princesses look European. Damn those colonial times.
What do you expect them to look like? Egyptians are not black.
they get married with Turkish/France people and they are originally Albanian Egyptian
I thought none of them looked Egyptian.
Many were turkish princesses
@@pilarantelo9555Albanian Egyptian
Fawzia fouad , the 1st wife of the last shah of Iran was the most beautiful woman in the world . But a very neurotic and spoiled woman. She died some years ago.
Fawzia was as you say an uncommonly beautiful woman whom I believe looked a lot like Hedy Lamar. As for her personality it was probably better than Meghan Markle for sure. At the time of her marriage, Tehran was still somewhat of a backwater compared to a continental and sophisticated city like Alexandria Egypt so perhaps that may have explained it somewhat. Of course the young shah had the right to be married three times according to Islamic law if I am correct. The woman whom he really wanted to marry was, however, HRH Princess Maria Gabriella of Italy who was not interested in the match. She is still alive and in her eighties. You may see pictures of her here on TH-cam. Her mother Queen Maria Jose' was also a striking beauty in her youth.
Well actually Princess Fawzia had a very humble and kind personality…. But she went through very tough time after her divorce from the Shah of Iran as the Iranian didn’t allow her to see her daughter for many years , that’s why she had a depression, they called her the sad beauty, but after she got married to her second husband she had a great life even after the Egyptian Monarchy turned to a republic after the 1952 revolution ,we still have a great love and respect to her ❤️
WHY THEY NOT WORN BY EGYPTIANS
They are Albanian decent 🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱☪️☪️☪️☪️☪️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😄Princess Neslisah She was a Ottoman princess ( great children of Byzantium and Sirbian princess ……..( not like German prince call them greek Royal 😂😂😂😂 fake Greeck Royal )
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