Egyptian noble family
Yeghen family, also known as Yakan (; ; name meaning "Nephew") is an Egyptian aristocratic Family that had prominent members since the start of Muhammad Ali Dynasty.
Overview, history and name.
The Yeghen family descends from the commander Miralay Mustafa Bey, who married Zubayda, sister of Muhammad Ali Pasha. 
The Yeghen family maintained strong ties to the ruling khedival line and noble families of Egypt through marriage. Yahya Yeghen married to Isma'il's eldest daughter, Tawhida. Additionally Naila Hanim, another member of Yeghen family, married Sherif Sabri Pahsa, brother of Queen Nazli.
During the Muhammad Ali Dynasty, the Yeghen family played significant political and economic roles in modern Egypt. Members of the family assumed several high-ranking positions within the government. Among the prominent members was Adly Yeghen Pasha, the 14th Prime Minister of Egypt, who also held important positions such as Foreign Minister, and Speaker of the Egyptian Senate. Another member was Ahmed Medhat Yeghen Pasha, who served as Minister of Agriculture and was the co-founder of the Banque Misr. 
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