Sultan Murad V is considered one of the most controversial sultans in the Ottoman Empire, as he is the only sultana who joined the Masonic Society. Sultan Murad V took power for a short period, and was isolated due to his suffering from a nervous breakdown after the killing of Read more…
Sultan Mehmed V “Sultan Rashad“, was the ruler of the Ottoman Empire and the Caliphate during the First World War, where he assumed power after the Young Turks Association coup against Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Sultan Rashad assumed power for only 8 years, and the years of his rule were Read more…
The Turkish Ministry of Agriculture is responsible for developing agriculture in Turkey and livestock, in addition to taking care of water resources. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Turkey is also working to protect the forests in Turkey and exploit the natural resources found in the forests. About the Read more…
The Ministry of Interior Turkey is the ministry entrusted with maintaining public order, security, social peace and civil status in Turkey. The Ministry of Interior in Turkey seeks to achieve the vision of “Safe Turkey” and uses all institutions affiliated to it from the gendarmerie, the General Directorate of Security, Read more…
The Turkish Constitution is the document that defines the basic rules of the Turkish Republic, the system of government, the form of the state, and the authorities in general. Turkey’s constitution is the cornerstone of laws and legislation, as it defines the rights and duties of citizens in 177 articles Read more…
The Hejaz Railway is one of the most important achievements of the era of Sultan Abdul Hamid II and the Ottoman Empire, which contributed to linking the parts of the empire together, as the Hijaz Railway reduced travel time to Mecca and Medina from 50 days to only 5 days. Read more…
The Ottoman Sultan Mehmed VI “Vahdeddin”, is the last Ottoman sultan to rule the Ottoman Caliphate and combines the title of Caliph of Islam with the Sultan of the State. Sultan Vahdeddin was the last de facto Ottoman sultan in the country, after whom Abd al-Majid Effendi assumed the title Read more…
The history of Turkish coffee spans more than 500 years, as the coffee became an important part of Turkish culture and folklore throughout that period. The Turkish coffee traveled from Istanbul to all parts of the world in a long trip carried by merchants to Europe, so it can be Read more…
The word Eskişehir in Turkish means “old city.” It is not surprising that a city with this name has a long history spanning 4000 years. The history of Eskişehir is not limited to the modern period only, but extends to prehistoric times, giving the ancient city a distinctive historical depth. Eskişehir BC Read more…
Enderun Ottoman School in Ottoman language “Enderûn Mektebi” is one of the pillars of the education system in the Ottoman Empire, as it mainly contributed to the establishment of a strict educational system for the graduation of senior men and state employees. Enderun Ottoman School was called the Palace School during Read more…
