- The
Kanunname of 1889 was a
kanunname (Code of law)
issued by
Sultan Abdul Hamid II on 30
December 1889. It
prohibited the
importation and sale of African...
- The
Ottoman Empire was
governed by
different sets of laws
during its existence. The Qanun,
sultanic law, co-existed with
religious law (mainly the Hanafi...
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codify and
implement kanunname solely based on his own
independent authority. Additionally,
Mehmed was able to
later implement kanunname that went against...
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Nezareti Hazine-i H****a Hazine-i
Amire Hane
Iltizam Istira Kadı Kanun-i Raya
Kanunname Malikâne ****iban
Millet Muafiyet Muh****il Muqata'ah Mütesellim Ottoman...
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janissaries fire at them.
Azebs were
recruited in
accordance with the
kanunnames (law code) of the
Suleiman I. Kadıs
oversaw draft of the
azebs at a local...
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where introduced; such as the
firman of 1830, the
firman of 1854 and the
Kanunname of 1889.
Ottoman Empire policy encouraged manumission of male slaves,...
- Koçi Bey's Risale, the
works written for
Murad included Aziz Efendi's
Kanunname-i Sultanî and the head
chancellor Avni Ömer Efendi's Kanun-i Osmanî M...
- head of the
government and the
deputy of the sultan. The code of law (
kanunname) of
Mehmed II
described the
grand vizier in the
following manner: "Know...
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civil and
military administration system. He
promulgated an edict, the
Kanunname,
outlining his system. In a
lavish ceremony in 1523,
Ibrahim Pasha was...
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rarely used, of the
Serbian dinar. In 1524, the
Ottoman law code of
Egypt (
kanunname)
referred to the
Mamluk Egyptian coin
medin as pare and set its value...
