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*The [[Kararname of 1296]], on the Ottoman monetary system; |
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*Annual decrees on army conscription levels, following the reforms of sultan [[Mahmud II]]; |
*Annual decrees on army conscription levels, following the reforms of sultan [[Mahmud II]]; |
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*The Decree of Ali, |
*The Decree of Ali, [[Ali Kararname]], during the [[Tanzimat]] era; |
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*The Ottoman Family Code, [[Hukuk-Ì Aile Kararnamesi]], of 1917. |
*The Ottoman Family Code, [[Hukuk-Ì Aile Kararnamesi]], of 1917. |
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Revision as of 22:15, 24 August 2011
Kararname is a Turkish word for a proclamation, or a government decree.[1]
There have been several notable kararnameler in the history of the Ottoman empire and, later, Turkey. These include:
- Kararname (League of Prizren): Issued by the Prizren League in 1878;
- The Kararname of 1296, on the Ottoman monetary system;
- Annual decrees on army conscription levels, following the reforms of sultan Mahmud II;
- The Decree of Ali, Ali Kararname, during the Tanzimat era;
- The Ottoman Family Code, Hukuk-Ì Aile Kararnamesi, of 1917.
References
- ^ "Büyük Türkçe Sözlük". Great Turkish Dictionary. Retrieved 24 August 2011.
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