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Para sultan [[Wangsa Utsmaniyah]] menguasai wilayah kekuasaan transkontinental yang sangat luas mulai dari tahun 1299 hingga 1922. Pada puncak kejayaannya, [[Kesultanan Utsmaniyah]] berkuasa mulai dari [[Hongaria]] hingga ke bagian utara [[Somalia]] di sebelah selatan, dan dari [[Aljazair]] di sebelah barat hingga [[Irak]] di sebelah timur. Ibukotanya mula-mula adalah [[Bursa]] di [[Anatolia]], kemudian dipindahkan ke [[Edirne]] pada tahun 1366 dan ke [[Konstantinopel]] atau [[Istanbul]] pada tahun 1453 setelah [[Kejatuhan Konstantinopel]] [[Kekaisaran Bizantium]]<ref>[[#Sta01|Stavrides 2001]], p. 21</ref> |
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<!--The Ottoman Empire's [[Rise of the Ottoman Empire|early years]] have been the subject of varying narratives due to the difficulty of discerning fact from legend; nevertheless, most modern scholars agree that the empire came into existence around 1299 and that its first ruler was [[Osman I]] [[Khan (title)|Khan]] (leader) of the [[Kayı tribe]] of the [[Oghuz Turks]].<ref>[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "The Ottoman Empire"</ref> The Ottoman Dynasty he founded was to endure for six centuries through the reigns of 36 sultans. The Ottoman Empire disappeared as a result of the defeat of the [[Central Powers]] with whom it had allied itself during [[World War I]]. The [[Partitioning of the Ottoman Empire|partitioning of the empire]] by the victorious [[Allies of World War I|Allies]] and the ensuing [[Turkish War of Independence]] led to the birth of the modern [[Turkey|Republic of Turkey]].<ref>[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "War of Independence"</ref> |
<!--The Ottoman Empire's [[Rise of the Ottoman Empire|early years]] have been the subject of varying narratives due to the difficulty of discerning fact from legend; nevertheless, most modern scholars agree that the empire came into existence around 1299 and that its first ruler was [[Osman I]] [[Khan (title)|Khan]] (leader) of the [[Kayı tribe]] of the [[Oghuz Turks]].<ref>[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "The Ottoman Empire"</ref> The Ottoman Dynasty he founded was to endure for six centuries through the reigns of 36 sultans. The Ottoman Empire disappeared as a result of the defeat of the [[Central Powers]] with whom it had allied itself during [[World War I]]. The [[Partitioning of the Ottoman Empire|partitioning of the empire]] by the victorious [[Allies of World War I|Allies]] and the ensuing [[Turkish War of Independence]] led to the birth of the modern [[Turkey|Republic of Turkey]].<ref>[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "War of Independence"</ref> |
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== Gelar == |
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== [[Ottoman State|Ottoman State Organization]] == |
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Meskipun daftar Sultan Utsmaniyah selalu dimulai dari Osman I yang merupakan bapak dari [[Wangsa Utsmaniyah]], gelar sultan baru secara resmi disandang pada masa Murad I, cucu Osman, yang berkuasa 1362 sampai 1389. Dua pemimpin Utsmaniyah sebelumnya, Osman dan Orhan, menggunakan gelar ''bey'', gelar Turki yang dapat disejajarkan dengan adipati. |
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Di Indonesia dan Barat, pemimpin Utsmaniyah lebih dikenal dengan 'sultan'. Sultan adalah gelar pemimpin Islam yang berasal dari bahasa Arab yang bermakna "kewenangan" atau "kekuatan". Gelar ini mulai digunakan pada masa [[Kekhalifahan Abbasiyah]] dan perlahan digunakan untuk berbagai pemimpin Muslim berdaulat. |
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The Ottoman State was an [[absolute monarchy]] during much of its existence. The sultan was at the apex of the hierarchical Ottoman system and acted in political, military, judicial, social, and religious capacities under a variety of titles.{{ref label|Titles|a|2}} He was theoretically responsible only to [[God]] and [[God's law]] (the Islamic ''şeriat'', known in Arabic as ''[[sharia]]''), of which he was the chief executor. His [[Divine Right of Kings|heavenly mandate]] was reflected in Irano-Islamic titles such as "shadow of God on Earth" (''zill Allah fi'l-alem'') and "caliph of the face of the earth" (''halife-i ru-yi zemin'').<ref name="Findley">[[#Fin05|Findley 2005]], p. 115</ref> All offices were filled by his authority, and every law was issued by him in the form of a decree called ''[[Firman (decree)|firman]]''. He was the [[commander-in-chief|supreme military commander]] and had the official title to all land.<ref name="Ottoman Institutions"/> After the [[fall of Constantinople]] in 1453, Ottoman sultans came to regard themselves as the successors of the Roman Empire, hence their occasional use of the titles [[Caesar (title)|Caesar]] (''kaysar'') and [[Emperor]].<ref name="Findley"/><ref>[[#Toy74|Toynbee 1974]], pp. 22–23</ref><ref>[[#Sta01|Stavrides 2001]], p. 20</ref> Following the [[History of Ottoman Egypt|conquest of Egypt]] in 1517, [[Selim I]] also adopted the title of [[caliph]], thus claiming to be the universal Muslim ruler.{{ref label|Caliphate|b|}} Newly enthroned Ottoman rulers were girded with the [[Sword of Osman]], an important ceremony that served as the equivalent of European monarchs' coronation.<ref>[[#Qua05|Quataert 2005]], p. 93</ref> A non-girded sultan was not eligible to have his children included in the line of succession.<ref>[[#Osm01|d'Osman Han 2001]], "Ottoman Padishah Succession"</ref> |
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Although theocratic and absolute in theory and in principle, the sultan's powers were limited in practice. Political decisions had to take into account the opinions and attitudes of important members of the dynasty, the bureaucratic and military establishments, as well as religious leaders.<ref name="Ottoman Institutions">[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "Ottoman Institutions"</ref> From the 17th century onwards, the empire entered into a long-term [[Stagnation of the Ottoman Empire|period of stagnation]], during which the sultans were much enfeebled. Many of them ended up being deposed by the powerful [[Janissary]] corps. Despite being barred from inheriting the throne,<ref>[[#Qua05|Quataert 2005]], p. 90</ref> women of the [[Imperial Harem]]—especially the reigning sultan's mother, known as the [[Valide Sultan]]—also played an important behind-the-scenes political role, effectively ruling the empire during the period known as the [[sultanate of women]].<ref>{{cite web | first = Leslie | last = Peirce | authorlink = Leslie P. Peirce | title = The sultanate of women | url = http://www.channel4.com/history/microsites/H/history/e-h/harem.html | archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20071203045546/http://www.channel4.com/history/microsites/H/history/e-h/harem.html | publisher = [[Channel 4]] | archivedate = 2007-12-03 | accessdate = 2009-04-18}}</ref> |
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The declining powers of the sultans are evidenced by the difference in reign lengths between early sultans and later ones. [[Suleiman I]], who ruled the empire when it was at its zenith in the 16th century, had a reign of 46 years, the longest in Ottoman history. [[Murad V]], who ruled in the late 19th-century period of decline, had the shortest reign on record: he was in power for just 93 days before being deposed. [[Constitutional monarchy|Constitutionalism]] was only [[First Constitutional Era (Ottoman Empire)|established]] during the reign of Murad V's successor, [[Abdul Hamid II|Abd-ul-Hamid II]], who thus became the empire's last absolute ruler and its first constitutional monarch.<ref>[[#Gla96|Glazer 1996]], "External Threats and Internal Transformations"</ref> Since 2009, the head of the Ottoman Dynasty and [[Line of succession to the Ottoman throne#List of pretenders since 1922|pretender to the defunct Ottoman throne]] has been [[Bayezid Osman]], a great-grandson of [[Abd-ul-Mejid I]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.haberturk.com/yazarlar/221818-sehzadenin-ardindan-basin-oyle-hatalar-yapti-ki |title=Şehzadenin ardından basın öyle hatalar yaptı ki... |first=Murat |last=Bardakçı |authorlink=Murat Bardakçı |date=25 September 2009 |publisher=Haberturk.com |language=Turkish |trans_title= |accessdate=2010-07-16}}</ref>--> |
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== Daftar sultan == |
== Daftar sultan == |
Revisi per 31 Desember 2017 14.01
Sultan Kesultanan Utsmaniyah | |
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Bekas Kerajaan | |
Imperial | |
Lambang Kesultanan | |
Suleiman I (1520–1566) | |
Penguasa pertama | Osman Gazi |
Penguasa terakhir | Mehmed VI |
Gelar | Yang Mulia |
Kediaman resmi | *Istana Topkapı (1460an–1853) *Istana Dolmabahçe (1853–1889; 1909-1922) *Istana Yıldız (1889–1909) |
Penunjuk | Turun-temurun |
Pendirian | 27 Juli 1299 |
Pembubaran | 1 November 1922 |
Para sultan Wangsa Utsmaniyah menguasai wilayah kekuasaan transkontinental yang sangat luas mulai dari tahun 1299 hingga 1922. Pada puncak kejayaannya, Kesultanan Utsmaniyah berkuasa mulai dari Hongaria hingga ke bagian utara Somalia di sebelah selatan, dan dari Aljazair di sebelah barat hingga Irak di sebelah timur. Ibukotanya mula-mula adalah Bursa di Anatolia, kemudian dipindahkan ke Edirne pada tahun 1366 dan ke Konstantinopel atau Istanbul pada tahun 1453 setelah Kejatuhan Konstantinopel Kekaisaran Bizantium[1] [2] Pada tahun 1617, hukum pergantian keturunan dalam Kesultanan ini diubah dari "siapa yang kuat akan menang" menjadi suatu sistem yang didasarkan atas tingkat senioritas agnatik (ekberiyet), yaitu tahta akan diteruskan oleh laki-laki tertua dalam keluarga. Ini menyebabkan sejak abad ke-17 sultan yang meninggal jarang digantikan oleh putranya, tetapi biasanya oleh seorang paman atau saudara laki-laki.[3] Sistem "senioritas agnatik" (agnatic seniority) dipertahankan sampai pembubaran kesultanan, meskipun pada abad ke-19 ada usaha yang gagal untuk mengganti dengan sistem "primogeniture" (keturunan tertua).[4]
# | Sultan | Potret | Berkuasa sejak | Berkuasa hingga | Tughra | Catatan |
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— | Emir Gazi Ertuğrul Bey أرطغرل غازی Amîr Ghazi - Tuan yang Terhormat (b. 1191 - d. 1281) |
1230 | 1281 | — [c] |
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— | Emir Gazi Osman Bey عثمان بن أرطغرل Amîr Fakhr ud-din Othman-Al Ghazi - The Esquire (b. 1258 - d. 1324) |
1281 | 1299 | — [c] |
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Pendirian Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (27 Juli 1299 – 20 Juli 1402) | ||||||
1 | Osman I GHAZI (Pejuang) BEY (Tuan Yang Terhormat) KARA (Tanah atau Hitam) untuk keberaniannya |
1299 | 1324 | — [c] |
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2 | Orhan I GHAZI (Pejuang) BEY (Tuan Yang Terhormat) |
1324 | 1362 |
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3 | Murad I HÜDAVENDİGÂR - Khodāvandgār - (The God-like One)
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1362 | 15 Juni 1389 |
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4 | Bayezid I YILDIRIM (Petir) |
15 Juni 1389 | 20 Juli 1402 |
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Ottoman Interregnum[d] (20 Juli 1402 – 5 Juli 1413) | ||||||
— | İsa Çelebi Co-Sultan Anatolia |
1403 | 1405 | — |
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— | Emir (Amir) Süleyman Çelebi Sultan Rumelia Pertama |
20 Juli 1402 | 17 Februari 1411[10] | — |
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— | Musa Çelebi Sultan Rumelia Kedua |
18 Februari 1411 | 5 Juli 1413[12] | — |
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— | Mehmed Çelebi Sultan Anatolia |
1403 - 1406 (Sultan Teritorial Anatolia Timur) 1406 - 1413 (Sultan Anatolia) |
5 Juli 1413 | — |
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Kebangkitan Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (5 Juli 1413 – 29 Mei 1453) | ||||||
5 | Mehmed I ÇELEBİ (Ramah) KİRİŞÇİ (Pembuat Tali Busur) untuk dukungannya |
5 Juli 1413 | 26 Mei 1421 |
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6 | Murad II KOCA (Agung) |
25 Juni 1421 | 1444 |
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7 | Mehmed II FATİH (Penakluk) |
1444 | 1446 |
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— | Murad II KOCA (Agung) |
1446 | 3 Februari 1451 | |||
Perkembangan Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (29 Mei 1453 – 11/12 September 1683) | ||||||
— | Mehmed II FATİH (Penakluk) |
3 Februari 1451 | 3 Mei 1481 |
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8 | Bayezid II VELÎ (Orang Suci) |
19 Mei 1481 | 25 April 1512 |
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9 | Selim I YAVUZ (Tegas) (Khalifah Muslim Sejak 1517) |
25 April 1512 | 21 September 1520 |
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10 | Suleiman I Muhteşem (Yang Agung) dan Kanuni (Pemberi Hukum) |
30 September 1520 | 6 or 7 September 1566 |
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11 | Selim II SARI (Kuning Kepirang-pirangan) |
29 September 1566 | 21 Desember 1574 |
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12 | Murad III | 22 Desember 1574 | 16 Januari 1595 |
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13 | Mehmed III ADLÎ (Adil) |
27 Januari 1595 | 20 or 21 Desember 1603 |
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14 | Ahmed I BAKHTÎ (Keberuntungan) |
21 Desember 1603 | 22 November 1617 |
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15 | Mustafa I DELİ (Teruji) |
22 November 1617 | 26 Februari 1618 |
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16 | Osman II GENÇ (The Young) |
26 Februari 1618 | 19 Mei 1622 |
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— | Mustafa I DELİ (Teruji) |
20 Mei 1622 | 10 September 1623 |
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17 | Murad IV GHAZI (Pejuang) |
10 September 1623 | 8 or 9 Februari 1640 |
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18 | Ibrahim I DELİ (Pengatur) |
9 Februari 1640 | 8 Agustus 1648 |
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19 | Mehmed IV AVCI (The Hunter) |
8 Agustus 1648 | 8 November 1687 |
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Stagnasi Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (11/12 September 1683 – 20 Oktober 1827) | ||||||
20 | Suleiman II | 8 November 1687 | 22 Juni 1691 |
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21 | Ahmed II KHAN GHAZI (Pangeran Pejuang) |
22 Juni 1691 | 6 Februari 1695 |
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22 | Mustafa II GHAZI (Pejuang) |
6 Februari 1695 | 22 Agustus 1703 |
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23 | Ahmed III | 22 Agustus 1703 | 1 or 2 Oktober 1730 |
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24 | Mahmud I GHAZI (Pejuang) KAMBUR (Bungkuk) |
2 Oktober 1730 | 13 Desember 1754 |
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25 | Osman III SOFU (Saleh) |
13 Desember 1754 | 29 or 30 Oktober 1757 |
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26 | Mustafa III YENİLİKÇİ (Inovatif Pertama) |
30 Oktober 1757 | 21 Januari 1774 |
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27 | Abd-ul-Hamid I Hamba Allah |
21 Januari 1774 | 6 or 7 April 1789 |
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28 | Selim III BESTEKÂR (Komposer) |
7 April 1789 | 29 Mei 1807 |
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29 | Mustafa IV | 29 Mei 1807 | 28 Juli 1808 |
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30 | Mahmud II ISLAHÂTÇI (Reformator) |
28 Juli 1808 | 1 Juli 1839 |
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Kemunduran Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (20 Oktober 1827 – 24 Juli 1908) | ||||||
31 | Abd-ul-Mejid I TANZİMÂTÇI (Reformis Kuat atau Advokat Reorganisasi) |
1 Juli 1839 | 25 Juni 1861 |
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32 | Abd-ul-Aziz I | 25 Juni 1861 | 30 Mei 1876 |
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33 | Murad V |
30 Mei 1876 | 31 Agustus 1876 |
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34 | Abd-ul-Hamid II ULU HAN (Khan yang Luhur) |
31 Agustus 1876 | 27 April 1909 |
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Pembubaran Kesultanan Utsmaniyah[e] (24 Juli 1908 – 30 Oktober 1918) | ||||||
35 | Mehmed V REŞÂD (Pengikut Jalan Kebenaran) |
27 April 1909 | 3 Juli 1918 |
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Pembagian Kesultanan Utsmaniyah (30 Oktober 1918 – 1 November 1922) | ||||||
36 | Mehmed VI VÂHİD-ÜD-DÎN |
4 Juli 1918 | 1 November 1922 |
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Kekhalifahan Republik ( 18 November 1922 – 3 Maret 1924 ) | ||||||
— | Abd-ul-Mejid II HALİFE |
18 November 1922 | 3 Maret 1924 | — [c] |
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Lihat pula
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Didahului oleh: Dinasti Abbasyid in Cairo |
Kalifah 1517–1924 |
Penghapusan Kekhalifahan |