| 词条 | Nişancı |
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Nişancı was a high post in Ottoman bureaucracy. The Turkish word nişancı literally means "court calligrapher" or "sealer," as the original duty of the nişancı was to seal royal precepts. HistoryAlthough the post of the court calligrapher was established during the reign of Orhan (1324–1361), the name nişancı came into use during the reign of Murat II (1421–1451). According to the law of Mehmet II (1451–1481), the nişancı was a member of the divan (Ottoman government). Beginning in the mid-18th century, the post lost its former importance, and in 1836, it was abolished.[1] Duties of the nişancıThe nişancı was responsible for sealing the precepts of the sultan and the grand vizier. The nişancı was also responsible in supervising the divan’s archives and keeping the records of the timar system (lands granted by the Ottoman sultans to bureaucrats and sipahi soldiers in return for their services). Up until the 17th century, the post of nişancı was also the equivalent of foreign minister. However, during the reign of Mehmet IV (1648–1687), reisülküttap (literally "the chief of clerks"), a post previously subordinate to that of the nişancı, replaced nişancı as the Ottoman Empire's foreign ministry.[2] Grand viziers of Nisancı origin
References1. ^On line history {{tr icon}} {{Organization of the Ottoman Empire}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Nisanci}}2. ^Gabor Agoston-Bruce Masters: Encyclopaedia of the Ottoman Empire, {{ISBN|978-0-8160-6259-1}}, pp.50–51 4 : Government of the Ottoman Empire|Ottoman titles|Nişancı|Turkish words and phrases |
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