Ministries of the Ottoman Empire

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State organisation of
the Ottoman Empire

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House of Osman

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Classic period

* Divan
* Porte
* Grand Vizier

Constitutional period

* Imperial Government
* General Assembly

* Senate
* Chamber of Deputies

* Millets
* Administrative divisions
* Vassal and tributary states

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This is a list of ministries of the Ottoman Empire. Each ministry was headed by a minister, appointed by the head of cabinet, the Grand Vizier. The Grand Vizier would gradually gain equivalent Prime ministerial powers during the Tanzimat, First Constitutional, and Second Constitutional Eras.[1] He was appointed by the Sultan, who had presidential powers.

* Grand Vizier (Prime Minister)
* Ministry of the Cadastre
* Ministry of Documents
* Ministry of Education [tr]
* Ministry of Evkaf
* Ministry of Finance
* Ministry of Foreign Affairs
* Ministry of the Gendarmerie
* Ministry of the Interior
* Ministry of Justice
* Ministry of the Navy
* Ministry of the Private Treasury
* Ministry of Post and Telegraph
* Ministry of Public Works
* Ministry of Trade and Agriculture
* Ministry of War

## See also

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* Ministries of Turkey

## References

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1. ^ Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire, p. 235, at Google Books

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