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  "ar": "فتح علي خان خويسكي",
  "en": "Fatali Khan Khoyski",
  "ur": "فتح علی خان خوئیسکی"
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  "ar": "محامٍ وسياسي أذربيجاني (1875–1920)، نائب في مجلس الدوما الثاني، وأول رئيس لمجلس وزراء جمهورية أذربيجان الديمقراطية (1918–1919)، شغل أيضًا وزارات الداخلية والدفاع والعدل والخارجية؛ اغتيل في تفليس سنة 1920.",
  "en": "Azerbaijani lawyer and statesman (1875–1920), deputy of the Second State Duma and the first chairman of the Council of Ministers (prime minister) of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (1918–1919), who also held the interior, defence, justice and foreign portfolios; assassinated at Tiflis in 1920.",
  "ur": "آذربائیجانی وکیل اور سیاست دان (1875–1920)، دوسرے ریاستی دوما کے رکن اور آذربائیجان جمہوری جمہوریہ کے پہلے وزیرِ اعظم (1918–1919)؛ داخلہ، دفاع، عدل اور خارجہ کے وزیر بھی رہے؛ 1920 میں تفلس میں قتل ہوئے۔"
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   "note": "Born at Nukha (present-day Shaki), in the Elizavetpol Governorate of the Russian Empire. The English article gives 7 December [O.S. 25 November] 1875; Wikidata stores the same day on the Julian calendar model (25 November 1875). The Hijri year 1292 is the tabular conversion. The museum has no place entity for Shaki, so no born_in edge is written.",
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   "note": "Assassinated at Tiflis (present-day Tbilisi) on 19 June 1920, shot near Erivansky Square by Aram Yerganian in Operation Nemesis, per the English article; the Azerbaijani article names a second gunman, Misak Grigoryan. His funeral was arranged by the Persian consulate at Tiflis and he was buried in the city's old Muslim cemetery, beside Mirza Fatali Akhundov. The Hijri year 1338 is the tabular conversion. The museum has no place entity for Tbilisi, so no died_in edge is written.",
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   "sections": [
    {
     "heading": "موجز",
     "markdown": "فتح علي خان إسكندر خان أوغلو خويسكي (7 ديسمبر 1875 – 19 يونيو 1920) محامٍ وسياسي أذربيجاني، نائب في مجلس الدوما الثاني للإمبراطورية الروسية، وأول رئيس لمجلس وزراء جمهورية أذربيجان الديمقراطية المستقلة، شغل خلال عمر الجمهورية القصير وزارات الداخلية والدفاع والعدل والخارجية. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "النشأة والتعليم",
     "markdown": "وُلد في نوخا (شكي الحالية) في أسرة نبيلة؛ كان أبوه إسكندر خان خويسكي ضابطًا في الجيش الروسي، وتنتمي الأسرة إلى قبيلة دنبلي وخانات خوي، وأخذت لقبها من جده الأكبر جعفر قلي خان الذي عيّنه القيصر ألكسندر الأول خانًا على خانية شكي بعد الحرب الروسية الفارسية (1804–1813). {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} أتمّ تعليمه في جمنازيوم غنجه سنة 1893، وتخرج في كلية الحقوق بجامعة موسكو سنة 1897 بدبلوم من الدرجة الأولى، ثم دخل السلك القضائي وتنقّل في مناصب قضائية في كوتايسي وزوغديدي وسوخومي. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "المسيرة",
     "markdown": "انتُخب سنة 1907 نائبًا في مجلس الدوما الثاني عن محافظة يليزافتبول، وجلس مستقلًّا في الكتلة المسلمة وعضوًا في الحزب الدستوري الديمقراطي، وتحدث ضد سياسة التوطين الحكومية. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} وبعد ثورة فبراير 1917 شارك في المؤتمر الأول لمسلمي القوقاز في باكو وفي المؤتمر الأول لعموم مسلمي روسيا في موسكو، ورأس دوما مدينة باكو من أكتوبر 1917، وصار مفوضًا للتعليم الشعبي لدى مفوضية ما وراء القوقاز ثم وزيرًا للعدل في الحكومة الفيدرالية القوقازية. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} وفي 27 مايو 1918 انتُخب رئيسًا للهيئة التنفيذية للمجلس الوطني الأذربيجاني المؤقت. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en}\n\nومع إعلان جمهورية أذربيجان الديمقراطية في 28 مايو 1918 شكّل أول حكوماتها رئيسًا لمجلس الوزراء، واحتفظ لنفسه بوزارة الداخلية حتى 17 يونيو 1918. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} استقالت حكومته الأولى في 17 يونيو إثر خلافات حول تعاملات نفطية غير مشروعة لبعض المسؤولين، فشكّل الحكومة الثانية وأخذ فيها وزارة العدل أيضًا؛ ثم تولى وزارة الدفاع (نوفمبر – ديسمبر 1918) ووزارة الخارجية مرتين (26 ديسمبر 1918 – 14 مارس 1919، و24 ديسمبر 1919 – 1 أبريل 1920). {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} وبقي رئيسًا للوزراء حتى 14 أبريل 1919 حين خلفه نصيب بك يوسف بكلي. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} وبصفته وزيرًا للخارجية رفض مرارًا طلبات المفوض السوفيتي غيورغي تشيتشيرين فتح جبهة ضد حركة بيضاء بقيادة دينيكين، مجيبًا بأن الجمهورية لن تتدخل في الشؤون الداخلية الروسية؛ وفي آخر رسائله حذّره تشيتشيرين من غزو الجيش الأحمر الحادي عشر الوشيك. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} فنقل خويسكي أسرته إلى تفليس قبل دخول الجيش الأحمر باكو في 28 أبريل 1920. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "مقتله",
     "markdown": "في 19 يونيو 1920 اغتيل خويسكي قرب ساحة يريفانسكي المركزية في تفليس برصاص آرام يرغانيان، ضمن «عملية نمسيس» التي نظمتها الطاشناق؛ وتسمي المقالة الأذربيجانية مسلحًا ثانيًا هو ميساك غريغوريان. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} وقالت الطاشناق إنه اضطلع بدور رئيسي في مذابح الأرمن في باكو في سبتمبر 1918. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} وأقامت القنصلية الفارسية في تفليس مراسم دفنه، فدُفن في مقبرة المدينة المسلمة القديمة بجانب الكاتب المسرحي ميرزا فتح علي أخوندوف. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "الحياة الشخصية",
     "markdown": "تزوج سنة 1901 من يفغينيا فاسيليفنا، الروسية الأصل، التي اعتنقت الإسلام واتخذت اسم جيران خانم، وأنجبا ثلاثة أطفال وُلدوا جميعًا في غنجه. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} وكان أخوه الأكبر حسينقولو خان نائبًا لحاكم غنجه، وأخوه الأصغر رستم خان وزيرًا للرعاية الاجتماعية في الجمهورية. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "المواقف والنقد",
     "markdown": "يعرض هذا القسم المواقف كما ترويها المصادر، وهو ليس حكمًا يصدره المتحف.\n\n**معتقده.** تقول المقالتان الأذربيجانية والروسية الشيء نفسه بالألفاظ نفسها تقريبًا: تقول الأذربيجانية إن «فتح علي خان خويسكي كان مسلمًا شيعيًا بالمعتقد»، وتقول الروسية إنه «كان بالمعتقد من المسلمين الشيعة». {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} غير أن المقالتين تستندان في هذا القول إلى مصدر واحد بعينه — المجلد الوثائقي «فتح علي خان خويسكي: حياته ونشاطه (وثائق ومواد)» (باكو: أذربيجان، 1998)، عند الصفحة 21 في الاستشهاد الروسي — فهما عند قاعدة المصدرين المعتمدة في المتحف عائلة مصدرية واحدة لا شهادتان مستقلتان، ولذلك سُجّلت عقيدته «غير معروفة» مع حفظ الشهادة كاملة هنا وفي سجل بياناته: فلو جاء مصدر ثانٍ مستقل حقًّا يسميه شيعيًا، لتغيّر السجل إلى «شيعي اثنا عشري» وفق قاعدة التحويل المعتمدة في المتحف. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} وتضيف المقالة الروسية أن الصلوات التي أُديت عليه عند ولادته كانت ما تقتضيه هيئة التعليم الشيعي — وهو طقس عائلي يُروى هنا كما روته المقالة. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} أما المقالتان الإنجليزية والعربية فلا تقولان شيئًا عن دينه في نصّيهما، ولا تحمل ويكيبيانات أي قيمة للديانة عنده إطلاقًا. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} {cite:wikidata-fatali-khan-khoyski}"
    }
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   "sections": [
    {
     "heading": "Summary",
     "markdown": "Fatali Khan Iskandar Khan oghlu Khoyski (7 December 1875 – 19 June 1920) was an Azerbaijani lawyer and statesman: a deputy of the Second State Duma of the Russian Empire and the first chairman of the Council of Ministers — prime minister — of the independent Azerbaijan Democratic Republic. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} Across the republic's two years he also held the interior, defence, justice and foreign portfolios. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Early life and education",
     "markdown": "He was born at Nukha (present-day Shaki) into the noble family of Iskandar Khan Khoyski, an officer of the Russian Army; the family, of the Dunbuli tribe and the khans of Khoy, took its surname from his great-grandfather Jafar Qoli Khan, whom Tsar Alexander I appointed Khan of Shaki after the Russo-Persian war of 1804–1813. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} He finished the Ganja Classical Gymnasium in 1893 and graduated from the law faculty of Moscow University in 1897 with a first-class diploma, then entered judicial service, holding court posts at Kutaisi, Zugdidi and Sukhumi. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Career",
     "markdown": "In 1907 Khoyski was elected to the Second State Duma from the Elizavetpol Governorate, sitting as an independent deputy in its Muslim faction and as a member of the Constitutional Democratic Party, and he spoke against the government's resettlement policy. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} After the February Revolution of 1917 he took part in the First Congress of Caucasus Muslims at Baku and in the All-Russian Muslim Congress at Moscow, chaired the Baku City Duma from October 1917, and served as people's education commissar under the Transcaucasian Commissariat and then as justice minister of the Transcaucasian federation. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} On 27 May 1918 he was elected chairman of the executive committee of the Provisional National Council of Azerbaijan. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en}\n\nWhen the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic was proclaimed on 28 May 1918, Khoyski formed its first government as chairman of the Council of Ministers, holding the interior ministry himself until 17 June 1918. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} His first cabinet resigned on 17 June amid disputes over officials' oil dealings, and he formed the second government, taking the justice portfolio as well; he later served as defence minister (November–December 1918) and twice as foreign minister (26 December 1918 – 14 March 1919, and 24 December 1919 – 1 April 1920). {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} He remained prime minister until 14 April 1919, when Nasib bey Yusifbeyli succeeded him. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} As foreign minister he repeatedly refused the Soviet commissar Georgy Chicherin's requests to open a front against Denikin's White movement, answering that the republic would not meddle in Russia's internal affairs; in his last letter Chicherin warned him of the coming invasion by the 11th Red Army. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} Khoyski moved his family to Tiflis before the Red Army entered Baku on 28 April 1920. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Death",
     "markdown": "On 19 June 1920 Khoyski was shot dead near the central Erivansky Square in Tiflis by Aram Yerganian, in the Armenian Revolutionary Federation's Operation Nemesis; the Azerbaijani article names Misak Grigoryan as a second gunman. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} The ARF held him responsible for a major role in the September 1918 killings of Armenians in Baku. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} His burial ceremony was arranged by the Persian consulate in Tiflis, and he was buried in the city's old Muslim cemetery beside the playwright Mirza Fatali Akhundov. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "Positions and criticism",
     "markdown": "This section sets out positions as reported in the sources; it is not a verdict by the museum.\n\n**His confession.** The Azerbaijani and Russian articles state the same thing in the same terms: the Azerbaijani article says that \"by religious belief, Fatali Khan Khoyski was a Shia Muslim\", and the Russian article that \"by confession, Fatali Khan Khoyski belonged to the Shia Muslims\". {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} Both articles, however, cite one and the same source for the statement — the documentary volume *Fətəli Xan Xoyski: həyat və fəaliyyəti: sənəd və materiallar* (Baku: Azərbaycan, 1998), the Russian article at page 21 — so the museum's two-source rule treats them as a single source family, and his faith is recorded unknown, with the attestation preserved here and in his data record: one genuinely independent second source would change the record to Shia (Twelver) under the museum's mapping rule. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} The Russian article further reports that the prayers performed over him at birth were those required by the Shia board of the Caucasus — a family rite, reported here as the article reports it. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} The English and Arabic articles make no statement about his religion in their text, and Wikidata carries no religion value for him at all. {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar} {cite:wikidata-fatali-khan-khoyski}"
    }
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     "heading": "خلاصہ",
     "markdown": "فتح علی خان اسکندر خان اوغلو خوئیسکی (7 دسمبر 1875 – 19 جون 1920) آذربائیجانی وکیل اور سیاست دان تھے: روسی سلطنت کے دوسرے ریاستی دوما کے رکن اور آزاد آذربائیجان جمہوری جمہوریہ کے پہلے وزیرِ اعظم، جنہوں نے داخلہ، دفاع، عدل اور خارجہ کی وزارتیں بھی سنبھالیں۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
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     "heading": "ابتدائی زندگی اور کیریئر",
     "markdown": "وہ نوخا (موجودہ شکی) میں ایک معزز خاندان میں پیدا ہوئے؛ ان کے جدِ امجد جعفر قلی خان کو زار سکندر اول نے شکی کا خان مقرر کیا تھا۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} انہوں نے گنجہ کے جمنازیم اور 1897 میں ماسکو یونیورسٹی کی کلیۂ قانون سے تعلیم مکمل کی اور عدالتی خدمات انجام دیں۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} 1907 میں وہ دوسرے دوما کے رکن منتخب ہوئے؛ 1917 کے بعد باکو سٹی دوما کے صدر اور قفقاز حکومت میں وزیرِ عدل رہے۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} 28 مئی 1918 کو جمہوریہ کے اعلان پر انہوں نے پہلی حکومت بنائی اور 14 اپریل 1919 تک وزیرِ اعظم رہے؛ خارجہ وزیر کی حیثیت سے انہوں نے سوویت مطالبات پر روس کے داخلی امور میں مداخلت سے انکار کیا۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ar}"
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     "heading": "وفات",
     "markdown": "سرخ فوج کے باکو میں داخلے سے پہلے وہ اہلِ خانہ کو تفلس لے گئے، جہاں 19 جون 1920 کو آپریشن نیمیسس کے تحت انہیں قتل کر دیا گیا؛ تدفین فارسی قونصل خانے کے اہتمام سے ہوئی اور وہ تفلس کی قدیم مسلم قبرستان میں مرزا فتح علی آخوندوف کے پہلو میں دفن ہوئے۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az}"
    },
    {
     "heading": "موقف اور تنقید",
     "markdown": "اس حصے میں مواقف ماخذ کے بیان کے مطابق پیش کیے گئے ہیں؛ یہ عجائب گھر کا فیصلہ نہیں۔\n\n**ان کا عقیدہ۔** آذربائیجانی اور روسی دونوں مضامین ایک ہی بات کہتے ہیں کہ خوئیسکی عقیدتاً شیعہ مسلمان تھے، لیکن دونوں کا ماخذ ایک ہی ہے — باکو کی 1998 کی دستاویزی جلد — لہٰذا عجائب گھر کے دو ماخذ کے اصول کے تحت یہ ایک ہی ماخذ خاندان ہے اور ان کا عقیدہ «نامعلوم» درج کیا گیا ہے، گواہی مکمل محفوظ ہے۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-az} {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-ru} انگریزی اور عربی مضامین ان کے مذہب پر خاموش ہیں اور ویکی ڈیٹا میں کوئی مذہبی قدر موجود نہیں۔ {cite:wikipedia-fatali-khan-khoyski-en} {cite:wikidata-fatali-khan-khoyski}"
    }
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