Abdurrahman pasa síremléke - Abdurrahman pasa síremléke

Ezyar a szep emlekhelyert Magyaroknak. Only 4-5 minutes away from the fishermen bastion, but unfortunately very few people know.

Three years after the Vienna defeat, the Austrians (Germans) stood on the attack and in 1686 they came to Budin with a force of 90 thousand people. Pasha resisted for 78 days and no help came during this period. With the explosion of the arsenal, another 1500 soldiers, equivalent to one fifth of his already small force (16500), were martyred. Austrians attacked the castle 18 times but could not get any results. The Pasha, whose forces decreased, finally decided to make a huruch (splitting) operation, but failed to do so, although he was over 70 years old, he was martyred near the Beç (Vienna) gate while fighting with a sword in his hand. A handful of Ottoman soldiers who remained in the castle resisted until the death of Bali Pasha Square, named after the first Budin Beylerbeyi Bali Pasha, the Ottoman people inside fired a few arrows and stones at the enemy and wanted to go out safely so that the attack would not continue. The army of the Holy Alliance accepted this, but later massacred all Muslims, regardless of old or children. This heroism of Abdurrahman Pasha has become a legend in Hungary, OUR! Although we do not forget, the Hungarian people never forgot Pasha, who fought to protect their city against Austrians and gave his life for this cause. After about 250 years, the Hungarian state built the aforesaid representative tomb in the Budin Castle in 1930. Note: There is an error in the Turkish translation of the text "The hero was the enemy, sleep well" on the gravestone. In Hungarian, the enemy is written as ellenseg and the opponent as ellenfel. Ellenfel is also written on the gravestone. In other words, the hero must be translated as the opponent, not the ENEMY. I think it can be understood from the following statement of the President that the Hungarians did not forget the Turks and Abdurrahman Pasha. Pal Schmitt, the former President of Hungary, told the Spanish daily ABC in 2011 that "I describe our rule by the Turks for 150 years as a chance." President Schmitt said, “If our country were taken by another nation (Austrians), not the Turks, they would have wanted us to change our language and religion, and we would have been assimilated.

Abdurrahman Abdi Arnavut Pasha, the last governor of Budin for 145 years of Turkish rule, fell dead on the second day of September 1686, in the 70th year of his life, near this place. THE HERO HAS FALLED SLEEP COMFORTABLE. On the other side of the tombstone, this is also in Hungarian. It is also the Hungarians who erected this grave somewhere. Abdi Pasha defended the Buddha Castle to the very end, eventually the castle fell and all Ottoman soldiers were martyred by the Nemches. It is known that after the loss of the place, the Ottoman soldiers cried and chanted the following lines. The crowing nightingale is singing, summer has become spring Nightingale's figure pierced my heart It's time to buy and sell roses Nemçe took our coy Budin There is no ablution in the fountains Prayers are not performed in mosques Places that have been flourished are always devastated Nemçe took our coy Budin Long market in Budin Sultan Ahmet mosque in the middle Structure similar to the image of the Kaaba Nemçe took our coy Budin I'm Serdar girl in Budin I am my mother's two eyes of my father I am henna lamb fed in a cage Nemçe took our coy Budin Ammo ignited, our minds were surprised Selatin mosques burned down Sabi officers always fell into the fire Nemçe took our coy Budin Head of Budin in Serhatlar Move the soil kneaded with blood Circassian Alemdar is the head of the martyrs Nemçe took our coy Budin Three balls were thrown by the qibla It was Thursday the sun was eclipsed It was Friday, Budin was taken Nemçe took our coy Budin The grave they made made me very warm to them. Everything done in the name of peace is good.

During the siege of Buda Castle, the last pasha of Buda fell in this place.