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Elements in the History of Constantinople

Letters and Gifts in the Harems of Eighteenth-Century Istanbul

Deniz (Rutgers University-New Brunswick) Turker & A. Hilal (MEF University) Ugurlu

Letters and Gifts in the Harems of Eighteenth-Century Istanbul

Elements in the History of Constantinople

Letters and Gifts in the Harems of Eighteenth-Century Istanbul

Elements in the History of Constantinople: Letters and Gifts in the Harems of Eighteenth-Century Istanbul

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This Element focuses on the lives of royal women during Sultan Selim III's reign. Mihrisah Valide Sultan, Sineperver Kadinefendi, and the sultan's sisters, are well known for their philanthropic acts, political engagements, and pleasure pastimes.

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This Element focuses on the lives of royal women during Sultan Selim III's reign. Mihrisah Valide Sultan, Sineperver Kadinefendi, and the sultan's sisters, are well known for their philanthropic acts, political engagements, and pleasure pastimes. They were important constituents of Selim III's reform initiatives, known as the nizam-i cedid.

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Elements in the History of Constantinople
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