As a governor in Turkish war of independence the governor of Sivas; Mehmet Reşit Pasha

In the thesis, Mektubîzade M. Resit Pasha?s life has been examined. He who lived in the period of 1868-1924 had a state-post both in last term of Ottoman Empire and in the early period of the Turkish Republic. Although he was treated in many works of art and he was a witness to the events in terms of the period and the duties he had, most of his life was unclear. The research on M. Resit Pasha in detail is better to flash history. In 1900, having a post in the state he was well-known as a tutor, a governor and a politician in different Provinces such as; the Balkan, Edirne, Kastamonu, Ankara, Island in Mediterranean and Sivas. What made him famous was a telegraph which he sent to Sultan as a ultimatum in the second anouncemend of contitutional monarchy. As a governor in Sivas he helped Mustafa Kemal be Pioneer in the movement of Anatolia. He took part in the organization of Sivas Congress. As a parliament both in Ottoman and in the first Turkish Great National Assembly he served his administrative term took 31 years and 9 days with honour. His successfull administration is known in Turkish War of Independence. In his term many events took place this are; 2nd Announcement of Constitutionals Monarchy 1st World War Mustafa Kemal Atatürk?s initiative to Anatolia Congress in Erzurum and Sivas Opening and Closure of Ottoman Parliament The Opening of Turkish Great National Assembly Bombing in nebolu The Foundation of Turkish Republic Lots of archival documents, written proceedings of TBMM, newspapers, the books and articles, newsletters and recollections were taken into consideration to do the best during the study.