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'''Proyo Ćelka''' ([[Fazul language|Fazul]]: ''Ćelka Proyo'' [[Fazul language#Phonology|[t͡ʃewkɑ projɑ]]]; 1 September 1807 – 19 January 1890) was a [[Fazul people|Fazul]] politician who served as the [[List of heads of state of Fazulavaz| | '''Proyo Ćelka''' ([[Fazul language|Fazul]]: ''Ćelka Proyo'' [[Fazul language#Phonology|[t͡ʃewkɑ projɑ]]]; 1 September 1807 – 19 January 1890) was a [[Fazul people|Fazul]] politician who served as the [[List of heads of state of Fazulavaz|fourth]] and longest-serving [[President of Fazulavaz]] between 1870 and 1888. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:08, 30 January 2021
| Proyo Ćelka | |
|---|---|
| 4th President of the Fazul Republic | |
| In office May 1870 – May 1888 | |
| Chancellor | Iśa Ganyos Nobo Saral Leća Makadźi Loź Gyelbs Enyog Vibz Ketis Nökis |
| Preceded by | Reźin Zuta |
| Succeeded by | Müsa Vekily |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Ćelka Proyo 1 September 1807 Fazulavaz |
| Died | 19 January 1890 (aged 82) Creniz, Fazulavaz |
| Nationality | Fazul |
| Political party | National Development Party |
Proyo Ćelka (Fazul: Ćelka Proyo [t͡ʃewkɑ projɑ]; 1 September 1807 – 19 January 1890) was a Fazul politician who served as the fourth and longest-serving President of Fazulavaz between 1870 and 1888.