The title of Pasha, previously referred to as Bey, generally denotes high-ranking officials within the Ottoman Empire's administrative system, such as the Governor General or senior officials.
Through a long course of development, the title of Pasha has evolved into an honorary title, similar to the title of Lord in British nobility.
Hobart, who has been granted the title of Pasha, holds a prestigious position in the Ottoman Empire Navy, and may even be awarded the rank of Admiral in the future.
Of course, Hobart's current identity and status are not low either. As the de facto commander of the Ottoman Navy, he has under his command 22 armored ships, 82 unarmored ships, and 763 naval guns, totaling more than 15,000 naval officers and soldiers.
In terms of naval scale, the Ottoman Empire's Black Sea Fleet has a greater advantage than the Black Sea Fleet established by Russia.
