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PO. Box 1075 Glebe NSW 2037 Australia. Statement regarding the Senior Line of SAID 2nd February 2007. To whom it may concern, I have came to the attention that a person not of the senior line is posing either as a Prince or styling "dei Principe de Sayd sives Said" when they clearly don't have legitimate connections to such use. If one can read the statement dated 19th January 2007 regarding the styles and usage of titles and connections to nobility, please refer to this page. I would like to construct the line of Principe's de Sayd, from generation to generation with supporting data to why each generation is proven as the most senior descendant of Sultan Djem Osmani. after the elder line became extinct 1680. The Senior Line from Djem: Prince (Shahzada) Djem Sayd b. 1459 Adrianople Palace d. 25-02-1495 Naples His son: Prince. Pierre Mehmed Sayd b. 1475 Konya d. 1522 Rhodes Island, Created Principe de Sayd on the year of 1492 by Pope Alexander VI Borgia as the son of Djem. His eldest son:
Prince (Shahzada) Oshin Pierre Sayd b. 1500
His eldest son:
Prince (Shahzada) Oshin Pierre Sayd b. 1552
His next brother: Prince (Shahzada) John Battista Sayd b. 1554 Naples d. 1602 Sicily, acknowledged by the Vice royal of Sicily on 1600 as the 4th Principe de Sayd and Principe di Bibino Magno. His eldest son: Prince (Shahzada) Oshin Charles Sayd b. _____ d. 1653 Mdina, acknowledged 1602 by the Viceroyal of Sicily and later by the Grand Master of Malta upon arrival to Malta as the 5th Principe de Sayd e Principe di Bibino Magno. His eldest son: Prince (Shahzada) Jean Pierre Sayd b. 1625 Malta d. 1671 Sicily, acknowledged by the Viceroyalty of Sicily on the year of 1653 as 6th Principe de Sayd e 3rd Principe di Bibino Magno. His brother: Prince (Shahzada) Oshin Jerome Sayd b. 1627 Malta d. 1679 Rome, acknowledged by the Viceroyal of Sicily on the year of 1679 and by the Pope as the 7th Principe de Sayd e 4th Principe di Bibino Magno. His neice via his sister: Speranza Sayd nee Dingli, acknowledged as the Principessa di Bibino Magno by the Viceroyal of Sicily on the year of 1680. His cousin: Prince (Shahzada) Pierre Djem Sayd Ruffo b. 1584 Palermo, Sicily d. 1683 Palermo, Sicily acknowledged as the next heir to the Sayd title on the year of 1680 by the Viceroyal of Sicily. Last of the senior line. The title of Principe de Sayd was to be inherited by the eldest descendant of the second son of the 1st Principe de Sayd. This is where the question comes to who is the most senior. The Next Line in succession: View list of Title holders of the Principe de Sayd. Connections to the Said family from the Author 1: Connections to the Said family from the Author 2: Connections to the Said family from the Author 3: Connections to the Said family from the Author 4: Connections to the Said family from the Author 5: Note: The Imperial House of Osmani are the descendants and claimants of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey). The House of Said does not make any claims to the Ottoman Empire other then as a descendant in the Christian line.
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