5th Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire

The Fifth Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire was elected in the 1914 Ottoman general election.

5th Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire
History
Founded1914
Disbanded1919
Preceded by4th Chamber of Deputies
Succeeded by6th Chamber of Deputies
Leadership
President of the Chamber of Deputies
Halil Menteşe (1914–1915)
Mehmet Adil (1915–1919)
Seats275 deputies
Elections
Electoral college
Last election
1914
Next election
1919
Meeting place
Cemile Sultan Palace

Members
Vilayet Electoral District/Sancak Deputy Party Ethnicity
Adrianople Gelibolu Dimitriaki Fito Efendi Independent Rum
Tekfurdağı Timestokli Efkalidis Efendi Independent Rum
Harun Hilmi Efendi Turk
Adrianople (Edirne) Mehmet Faik (Kaltakkıran) Union and Progress Party Turk
Mehmed Talat Pasha[lower-alpha 1]
Hacı İbrahim Bey
Kırkkilise Hoca Fehmi Efendi Independent Turk
Rıza Bey
Independent Çatalca Tokidis Efendi Independent Rum
Constantinople Constantinople (İstanbul) Ahmed Nesimi (Sayman) Union and Progress Party Turk
İsmet Bey[lower-alpha 2]
Sahib Mollazade Osman Bey
Emanuel Karasu
Ali Fethi (Okyar)[lower-alpha 3]
Hüseyin Cahid (Yalçın)
Yağcı Şefik
Salahattin (Cimcoz)
Bedros Hallaçyan Armenian
Krikor Zohrab[lower-alpha 4] Freedom and Accord Party
Orfanidis Efendi Independent Rum
Haralambidis Efendi
Konstantin Savaopulos[lower-alpha 5]
Viktor Bey Çorbacıoğlu Jewish
Hayrullah Mübeydi Efendi Turk
Independent İzmit Hafız Rüştü Bey Freedom and Accord Party Turk
Ziya Bey Independent
Anastas Mihailidis Rum
Hüdavendigâr Bursa Hasan Refet (Canıtez) Union and Progress Party Turk
Rıza Hamit
Hacı Mehmet Adil (Arda)
Hafız Ahmet Hamdi Efendi Freedom and Accord Party
Ahmed Fevzi Efendi Independent
Ertugrul (Bilecik) Mehmet Şemseddin (Günaltay) Union and Progress Party Turk
Mehmed Sadık Bey Independent
Enver Bey
Kütahya Abdullah Azmi (Torun) Union and Progress Party Turk
Sadık Bey Independent
İbrahim Kazım (Tahtakılıç)
Hacı Hafız Abdullah Efendi
Karahisarı Sahib (Afyon) Ahmet Ağaoğlu Union and Progress Party Turk
Rıza Pasha
Hoca Kamil Miras Independent
Salim Efendi
Independent Biga Kazım Bey Independent Turk
Kale-i Sultaniye (Çanakkale) Mehmed Cavid Union and Progress Party Turk
Aydin Menteşe (Muğla) Halil Menteşe Union and Progress Party Turk
Mansurizade Said Bey Independent
Denizli Sadık Efendi Independent Turk
Tevfik Rüştü Bey Unknown
Aydın Yunus Nadi (Abalıoğlu) Union and Progress Party Turk
Emmanouil Emmanouilidis Rum
Veli (Saltıkgil) Independent Turk
Smyrna (İzmir) Nesim Mazliyah Union and Progress Party Jewish
Mehmed Seyyid[lower-alpha 6] Turk
Mustafa Rahmi (Köken)[lower-alpha 7]
Mehmet Übeydullah (Hatipoğlu)
Siminoğlu Simonaki Efendi Independent Rum
Vangil Mimaroğlu Efendi
Onnik İhsan Armenian
Saruhan (Manisa) Haydar Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Mustafa Fevzi (Sarhan)
Mehmed Sabri (Toprak)
Mustafa İbrahim Efendi Independent
Independent Karesi (Balıkesir) Hasan Ferhad Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Mehmed Vehbi (Bolak)
Hüseyin Kazım (Kadri)
Hüseyin Haşim (Sanver)
Hacı Ali Galib Independent
Konstantin Savopulos Rum
Konya Konya Mustafa Şeref (Özkan)[lower-alpha 8] Union and Progress Party Turk
Hamdi Bey[lower-alpha 9]
Ali Haydar (Aksoy) Independent
Ali Rıza Efendi
Şâkir Bey
Müftüzâde Tevfik Bey
Isparta Mahmud Esad[lower-alpha 10][lower-alpha 11] Union and Progress Party Turk
Mustafa Hakkı Independent
İbrahim Cudi[lower-alpha 12]
Mehmed Şevki Bey[lower-alpha 13]
Burdur Mustafa Atıf (Bayındır)[lower-alpha 14] Union and Progress Party Turk
Seyyid Haşim[lower-alpha 15]
Midhat Şükrü (Bleda)
Antalya Fuad Hulusi (Demirelli) Union and Progress Party Turk
Hamdullah Emin Pasha Independent
Kastamonu Kastamonu Necmeddin Molla (Kocataş) Union and Progress Party Turk
Ahmet Mahir
İsmail Mahir Efendi
Ahmed Şükrü (Bayındır)
Sahibmollazade İsmail Bey Independent
İzzet Molla Efendi[lower-alpha 16]
Ahmet Rüştü (Çolakoğlu)[lower-alpha 17]
Çankırı Mehmed Sabri Union and Progress Party Turk
Mehmed Behçet (Kutlu)
Mustafa Nedim Bey Independent
Fazıl Berki Bey
Sinop Hacı Hasan Fehmi (Tümerkan) Union and Progress Party Turk
Ömer Lütfi (Yasan) Independent
Independent Bolu Yusuf Ziya (Özenci) Union and Progress Party Turk
Rıfat Kamil (Madenci) Bey
Necati Bey Independent
Mustafa Zeki Efendi
Ankara Ankara Atıf (Kamçıl) Union and Progress Party Turk
Mustafa Hilmi (Çayırlıoğlu) Independent
Hacı Taib Efendi
Ömer Mümtaz (Tambi)
Niğde Ürgüplü Mustafa Hayri Union and Progress Party Turk
Halid Bey[lower-alpha 18]
Ebülula Mardin[lower-alpha 19]
Muhiddin Bey Independent
Anayas Efendi Rum
Kayseri Ömer Mümtaz Bey Freedom and Accord Party Turk
Mustafa Şeref (Özkan)[lower-alpha 20] Union and Progress Party
Karapet Tomayan[lower-alpha 21] Independent Armenian
Kırşehir Ali Rıza (Benli) Independent Turk
Mahmud Mahir
Yozgat Kınacızade Şakir Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Kasım Nuri Independent
Çorum Mehmet Münir (Çağıl)[lower-alpha 22] Union and Progress Party Turk
Azmi Bey
Ahmed Muhiddin (Birgen)
İsmet (Eker) Independent
Adana Adana Subhi Pasha Independent Turk
Cebelibereket (Dörtyol) Hasan Sezai Bey Independent Turk
Kozan Matyos Nalbandiyan Independent Armenian
İçel Hafız Emin (İnankur) Union and Progress Party Turk
Mersin Sadık Pasha Independent Turk
Independent Canık (Samsun) Amizade Talat Avni (Özüdoğru) Union and Progress Party Turk
Nihad Bey
Osman Bey Independent
Arzuoğlu Todoraki Rum
Sivas Amasya İsmail Hakkı Pasha (Mumcu)[lower-alpha 23] Freedom and Accord Party Turk
Arif Fazıl Union and Progress Party
Dr. Asım (Sirel)[lower-alpha 24] Independent
Nazıf (Aktın)
Tokat Hacı Kâmil (Baştopçu) Independent Turk
Mustafa Fehmi Bey
Tahsin Rıza Bey
Sivas Rasim (Başara) Union and Progress Party Turk
Emin Edip Efendi Independent
Dr. Ömer Şevki (Purut)
Büyükhocazade Rahmi Bey
Dikran Barsamyan Armenian
Karahisar-ı Şarkı Muammer Raşit (Seviğ)[lower-alpha 25] Independent Turk
Zihni Efendi
Kuvanoğlu Yanko Efendi Rum
Independent Urfa (Şanlıurfa) Sheikh Kemaleddin Saffet (Yetkin) Union and Progress Party Turk
Ömer Edip Bey Independent
Diyarbekir Mardin İhsan (Sağlam) Independent Turk
Mustafa Efendi
Sırrızâde Ali Rıza Kurd
Diyarbakır Mehmed Zülfi (Tigrel) Union and Progress Party Turk
Pirinççizade Aziz Fevzi Independent Kurd
Siverek İbrahim Vehbi Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Ergani Mektubîzade Reşit Ronabar Pasha[lower-alpha 26] Union and Progress Party Turk
Kâmil Efendi Independent
İstefan Çıracıyan[lower-alpha 27] Armenian
Memuretalaziz Malatya Keşşaf Efendi Independent Turk
Hâşim Bey
Memuretalaziz (Elazığ) Hacı Mehmed Said Efendi Independent Turk
Hacı Mehmed Nuri
Esperzade Mustafa Saffet (Solmaz)
Dersim (Tunceli) Mehmed Nuri Bey Independent Turk
Trabzon Gümüşhane Hasan Fehmi (Ataç) Union and Progress Party Turk
Veysel Rıza (Zarbun) Independent
Trabzon Ali Osman (Güley) Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Hafız Mehmet
Servet Bey
Yorgi Yuvanidis Rum
Matthaios Kofidis Independent
Naci Bey Turk
Mahmud Bey
Lazistan (Rize) Ziya Molla Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Süleyman Sudi Bey
Erzurum Erzurum Vartkes Serengülian[lower-alpha 28] Armenian Revolutionary Federation Armenian
Hafizzade Seyfullah (Topdağı) Freedom and Accord Party Turk
Raif (Dinç) Union and Progress Party
Hüseyin Tosun Bey Independent
Osip Mededyan Armenian
Hafız Ahmet Ziya Kurd
Erzincan Halet (Sağıroğlu) Union and Progress Party Turk
Bayazıt Mehmet Şefik (Baydar) Independent Turk
Bitlis Muş Gegham Ter-Karapetian Armenian Revolutionary Federation Armenian
Hacı İlyas Sami Muş Union and Progress Party Turk
Bitlis Mınas Çıraz Independent Armenian
Hasan Lami Efendi Turk
Bingöl Mehmed Emin Independent Turk
Mehmet Ali Bey
Siirt Sheikh Nasreddin Efendi Independent Kurd
Van Van Arshak Vramian[lower-alpha 29] Armenian Revolutionary Federation Armenian
Vahan Papazian
Asaf Süleyman (Doras) Independent
Hakkari Mehmed Hamza Bey Independent Arab ?
Münib (Boya) Turk
Independent Zor Mehmet Nuri Efendi Independent Turk
Aleppo Aleppo Artin Boşgezenyan Union and Progress Party Armenian
Ali Münif (Yeğenağa) Turk
Türkmenzade Ahmed Efendi Independent
Emrizade Beshir Efendi Arab
Hamid Bey
Antep (Gaziantep) Mehmet Ali Cenani Union and Progress Party Turk
Hacı Mustafa Efendi Independent
Hüseyin Fazıl Bey
Maraş (Kahramanmaraş) İsmail Hakkı Bey Union and Progress Party Turk
Şevketzâde Abdülkadir Efendi Independent
Agop Hiralakyan Armenian
Beirut Trablusşam (Tripoli, Lebanon) Osman Pasha el-Muhammed Independent Arab
Saadullah Molla Bey
Beirut Kâmil al-Esad Union and Progress Party Arab
Salim Ali Salam Independent
Mishel Sersak Efendi
Acre Abdul Fettah el-Saadi Efendi Independent Arab
Nablus Emin Abdul Hadi Efendi Independent Arab
Tevfik Hammad Efendi
Lazikiye (Latakia) Abdul Walid Harun Efendi Independent Arab
Independent Mount Lebanon Mutasarrifate Arslanzade Emir Adil Bey Freedom and Accord Party Arab
Shahibzade Emir Haris Bey Independent
Ramizade Reshid Bey
Syria Damascus Mehmed Fevzi Pasha Union and Progress Party Arab
Bedii el-Mueyyed Bey
Emir Ali Pasha[lower-alpha 30] Freedom and Accord Party
Murdumzade Sami Pasha[lower-alpha 31] Independent
Avni Bey
Fares al-Khoury[lower-alpha 32]
Kuvvetlizade Shefik Bey [al-Azm][lower-alpha 33]
Hama Vasfi Atasî Efendi Independent Arab
Abdul Kadir Husnu Geylani Efendi
Havran Shakib Arslan Independent Arab
Saadeddin Efendi
Karak Tevfik el-Mejali Efendi Independent Arab
Independent Jerusalem Mutasarrifate Said el-Huseyini Freedom and Accord Party Arab
Ragip Nashashibi Bey
Feyzi el-Alami Efendi Independent
Hejaz Jeddah Sharif Faisal bin Al-Hussein Freedom and Accord Party Arab
Mecca Sharif Abdullah bin Al-Hussein Freedom and Accord Party Arab
Hasan Sheybi Efendi
Independent Medina Memun Berri Freedom and Accord Party Arab
Seyid Ahmed Safi Efendi
Yemen Asir Seyyid Yusuf Fazil Bey Independent Arab
Seyyid Abdul Vehab Efendi
Ali Haydar Bey
Taiz Ali Osman Efendi Union and Progress Party Turk
Tahir Fayzi Bey Independent
Ebubekir Haddad Efendi Arab
Seyyid Ahmed Pasha
Ismail Gurbani Efendi
Sanaa Seyyid Huseyin Abdul Kadir Bey Independent Arab
Seyid Ahmed Habani Bey
Kadi Mehmet Makhafi Efendi
Seyyid Ali Ibrahim Efendi
Seyyid Ahmed Yahya el-Keysi Efendi
Hudeyda Hasan Rıza Pasha Union and Progress Party Turk
Mustafa Fehmi Bey Independent
Hıfzi Bey
Hakkı İlhami Bey
Zühdü Bey
Abdurrahman Behkali Efendi Arab
Basra Basra Babanzade Ahmed Naim Union and Progress Party Kurd
Suleyman Fevzi Independent Arab
Abdurrezak Bey
Seyyid Talip ibn Rajap
Hacı Isa Ruhi Efendi
Abdullah Said Bey
Mehmet Hilmi Bey Turk ?
Müntefik Ferit Pashazade Abdunmuhsin Bey Union and Progress Party Arab
Maruf Erhesafi Efendi Independent
Kureysh Efendi
Ammare Abdul Kerim Bey Independent Arab
Abdul Mejid Bey
Şükrü Efendi Turk ?
Baghdad Divaniye Suleymanbeyzâde Halid Bey Independent Arab
Ali Haydar Midhat Bey Turk
Cabecizâde Fuad
Dr. Sami Bey
Kerbala Sami (Çölgeçen) Union and Progress Party Turk
Nuri Bey Independent
Abdulmehdi Efendi Arab
Baghdad Sassoon Eskell Union and Progress Party Jewish
Fuad el-Defteri Bey Independent Arab
Tevfik el-Halidi Bey
Shevket Pasha
Suleymanzade Murad Bey
Jamil Sidqi al-Zahawi
Hamdi Bey Turk
Mosul Kirkuk Mehmed Ali Independent Turk (?)
Nâzım Bey
Abdullah Safi Efendi Arab
Sulaymaniyah Babanzade Hikmet Bey Union and Progress Party Kurd
Hadji Said Arab
Mosul Hacı Mehmet Emin (Yurdakul) Union and Progress Party Turk
Davud Yusufani Freedom and Accord Party Assyrian
Salih Saadi Bey Independent Arab
Mehmed Ali Fazil
Ibrahim Fevzi Efendi

Notes
  1. Leader of Union and Progress Party, first MP to be appointed Grand Vizier, and first Grand Vizier with a political affiliation
  2. Resigned due to his appointment to the Istanbul governorship in 1914, reelected following Zohrab's murder
  3. Elected deputy from Constantinople in Konstantin Savaopulos's place
  4. Killed by Çerkez Ahmed on the way to Urfa from Diyarbekir in July 1915
  5. Died
  6. Appointed to the senate
  7. Elected deputy from Smyrna in Mehmed Seyyid's place
  8. Resigned in 1915 due to his appointment as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Trade and Agriculture
  9. Elected deputy of Konya in Mustafa Şeref's place
  10. Elected deputy from Isparta in Mehmed Şevki's place
  11. Died
  12. Elected deputy from Isparta in Mahmud Esad's place
  13. Died
  14. Resigned on December 1, 1914, due to his appointment as the Director of Local Administrations
  15. Elected deputy from Burdur in Mustafa Atıf's place
  16. Died
  17. Elected deputy of Kastamonu in İzzet Molla's place
  18. Appointed to the Senate
  19. Elected deputy from Niğde in Halid Bey's place
  20. After becoming Undersecretary of the Ministry of Trade and Agriculture in 1915, was elected deputy from Niğde in Karapet Tomayan's place in 1917
  21. Parliamentary membership terminated due to the fact he escaped to England
  22. Resigned to become Undersecretary of the Evkaf Ministry
  23. Was appointed governor of Tokat
  24. Elected deputy from Amasya in İsmail Hakkı Pasha's place
  25. Resigned in 1915 due to his appointment as the Undersecretary of Trade and Agriculture Ministry
  26. Elected deputy from Ergani in İstefan Çıracıyan's place
  27. Killed in Rezvani Pass in 1915
  28. Killed by Çerkez Ahmed on the road from Urfa to Diyarbekir in July 1915
  29. Killed by gendarmes in Beşiri for assisting Van rebellion
  30. Resigned in 1916
  31. Elected deputy from Damascus in Emir Ali Pasha's place
  32. Resigned in 1916
  33. Elected deputy from Damascus in Fares al-Khoury's place

Sources

Ahmad, Feroz; Rustow, Dankwart (1976). "İkinci Meşrutiyet Döneminde Meclisler: 1908 - 1918". Güneydoğu Avrupa Araştırmaları Dergisi (4–5). Archived from the original on November 27, 2016 – via Dergi Park.

https://www.tbmm.gov.tr/tutanaklar/TUTANAK/MECMEB/mmbd03icf01c001/mmbd03icf01c001ink001.pdf

References

Hasan, Kayalı (1995). "Elections and the Electoral Process in the Ottoman Empire, 1876-1919" (PDF). International Journal of Middle East Studies. 27 (3): 265–286 – via Cambridge University Press.. . (3): 265–286 via Cambridge University Press."Elections and the Electoral Process in the Ottoman Empire, 1876-1919" (PDF). International Journal of Middle East Studies. 27 (3): 265–286 – via Cambridge University Press."Elections and the Electoral Process in the Ottoman Empire, 1876-1919" (PDF). International Journal of Middle East Studies. 27 (3): 265–286 – via Cambridge University Press."Elections and the Electoral Process in the Ottoman Empire, 1876-1919" (PDF). International Journal of Middle East Studies. 27 (3): 265–286 – via Cambridge University Press.

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