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The Ottoman constitution enacted by Sultan Abdulhamid II in Dolmabahçe Palace in Dec 1876. Creator: Anonymous

The Ottoman constitution enacted by Sultan Abdulhamid II in Dolmabahçe Palace in Dec 1876. Creator: Anonymous


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The Ottoman constitution enacted by Sultan Abdulhamid II in Dolmabahçe Palace in Dec 1876. Creator: Anonymous

The Ottoman constitution enacted by Sultan Abdulhamid II in Dolmabahce Palace in December 1876, 1876. Private Collection

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Abdul Hamid Ii Abdulhamid Ii Book Design Constitution Great Britain Ottoman Empire


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In this evocative image from the late 19th century, we witness a pivotal moment in the history of the Ottoman Empire as Sultan Abdulhamid II signs the Ottoman Constitution in the grand Dolmabahçe Palace. The Sultan, dressed in traditional Ottoman attire, sits at a wooden table adorned with intricate woodcut designs, his quill pen poised above the parchment. Surrounding him are a group of dignitaries and advisors, their serious expressions reflecting the gravity of the occasion. The signing of the Ottoman Constitution on December 23, 1876, marked a significant shift in the political landscape of the Ottoman Empire. It was the first constitution in the empire's history, granting certain civil liberties and limiting the power of the monarchy. The document was a response to the growing political unrest and demands for reform within the empire, as well as external pressure from European powers. The Ottoman Constitution was a symbol of modernization and progress, reflecting the Sultan's efforts to adapt to the changing world. However, it was also a source of controversy and resistance, with some elements within the empire viewing it as a threat to traditional Ottoman values and the Sultan's absolute authority. This anonymous print captures the solemnity and importance of the moment as Sultan Abdulhamid II signs the Ottoman Constitution, marking a turning point in the history of the Ottoman Empire and the broader context of European colonialism and imperialism. The intricate woodcut design of the image adds to its historical significance, highlighting the rich artistic traditions of the Ottoman Empire during this period.

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