Pervizi was not able to thwart a subsequent coup d'état, which began June 24, 1924.
Zogu with his government and the military loyal to him fled to Yugoslavia.
This is known as the June Revolution.

In December 1924 he took part in the operations that brought to power Ahmet Zogu and overthrew Fan Noli's government.
Albania it was divided by Zog into four military zones and Pervizi was in charge along with the other three captains (Muharrem Bajraktari to the north, Fiqri Dine for the north-west, and Hysni Dema to the south).

In November–December 1926, another rebellion had broken out in the Catholic regions of Dukagjin, Shala, and Shod in the north Albania, allegedly supported by Yugoslavia to destabilize the country.
The rebels were initially successful in blocking the army that had intervened against them, getting the local army commanders as prisoner.
The rebels were preparing to attack and occupy Shkodra.
At this point, Zogu called Pervizi giving full powers to quell the revolt.
In three days the rebellion was quelled and its leaders Ndok Gjeloshi and Dom Loro Caka fled from Albania while others were arrested and prosecuted.
This success expanded Pervizi's fame and influence in the army and the population.
Pervizi was not able to thwart a subsequent coup d'état, which began June 24, 1924. Zogu with his government and the military loyal to him fled to Yugoslavia. This is known as the June Revolution. 
In December 1924 he took part in the operations that brought to power Ahmet Zogu and overthrew Fan Noli's government. Albania it was divided by Zog into four military zones and Pervizi was in charge along with the other three captains (Muharrem Bajraktari to the north, Fiqri Dine for the north-west, and Hysni Dema to the south).
In November–December 1926, another rebellion had broken out in the Catholic regions of Dukagjin, Shala, and Shod in the north Albania, allegedly supported by Yugoslavia to destabilize the country. The rebels were initially successful in blocking the army that had intervened against them, getting the local army commanders as prisoner. The rebels were preparing to attack and occupy Shkodra. At this point, Zogu called Pervizi giving full powers to quell the revolt. In three days the rebellion was quelled and its leaders Ndok Gjeloshi and Dom Loro Caka fled from Albania while others were arrested and prosecuted. This success expanded Pervizi's fame and influence in the army and the population.
Prenk Pervizi