Mahmud I
24th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1730-1754) · Turkey · Models · Lived 1696 to 1754 · aged 58
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Something wrong?The Ottoman sultan who ruled for nearly a quarter-century through delegation, spending his throne years writing poetry while his viziers managed wars stretching from Persia to Europe.
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SPRY(1895) p578 - MAHMOUD I. (1730-1754)
Arbre généalogique des trente premiers sultans ottomans - Musée du Louvre Arts de l'Islam MAO 2315
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Ferman Mahmud I
Frontispiece of the first volume of the book Ottoman official presents his compliments to the Sultan - Guer Jean Antoine - 1746
Imaginary representation- An official is asking a favor from the Sultan - Guer Jean-antoine - 1746
Le Grand Seigneur - Guer Jean Antoine - 1746Family
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Mahmud ascended in 1730 after the Patrona Halil rebellion was crushed, inheriting an empire at the edge of upheaval. Known as "the Hunchback," he left statecraft to his grand viziers and turned to verse. When Nader Shah's campaigns gutted the Mughal Empire, Mahmud allied with Muhammad Shah to strike Persia - but the alliance collapsed with the latter's death, souring relations with the Afsharids. Wars dragged on across multiple fronts. In 1748 he banned Freemasonry across Ottoman lands. He died in December 1754, twenty-four years into a reign defined by distance from its own machinery.
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