context: Abdul Hamid II (in Ottoman Turkish: and in modern Turkish: Sultan Abdülhamid II or II. Abdülhamid). He is the 140th caliph of the Muslims and the thirty-fourth Sultan of the sultans of the Ottoman Empire, and the twenty-sixth of the Sultans of the Othman family who combined the caliphate and the sultanate, and the last one who possessed real power from them. Actual, and the second round, during which he ruled an individual judgment, which his opponents call "the role of tyranny" and it lasted for thirty years. Sultan Abdul Hamid assumed power on (10 Shaaban 1293 AH - 31 August 1876), and a coup was overthrown on (Rabi ’al-Akher 6, 1327 AH - 27 April 1909), and he was placed under house arrest until his death on February 10, 1918 AD. [1] And he was succeeded by his brother Sultan Mehmed V. He was called by several titles, including "the oppressed sultan", while his opponents called him "the red sultan", and he is sometimes added to his name as "Ghazi". He is the brother of: Sultan Murad V, Sultan Muhammad V and Sultan Muhammad VI.
question: How long did the rule of Sultan Abdul Hamid II last?
answers.text: thirty years