Vezir-i Azam

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Vezir-i Azam is the Ottoman Empire’s highest-ranking minister and chief executive officer, serving directly under the sultan with broad administrative and political authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman imperial title
government office
ministerial position
appliesToJurisdiction Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
associatedWith Ottoman court politics
imperial chancery
country Ottoman Empire
equivalentLabel Grand Vizier NERFINISHED
Sadr-ı Azam NERFINISHED
etymology derived from Arabic wazīr (minister) and aʿẓam (greatest)
hasAlternativeForm Vezir-i A‘zam NERFINISHED
hasAuthorityOver Ottoman central administration NERFINISHED
imperial bureaucracy
provincial governors
hasPower to appoint and dismiss officials
to issue orders in the sultan’s name
to negotiate treaties on behalf of the sultan
hierarchicalPosition highest-ranking minister in the Ottoman Empire
historicalPeriod classical period of the Ottoman Empire
early modern period
nativeLabel Vezir-i Azam NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Ottoman Turkish NERFINISHED
officeHolderRole chief executive officer of the Ottoman Empire
partOf Ottoman central government NERFINISHED
Ottoman imperial hierarchy NERFINISHED
positionHeldBy grand vizier of the Ottoman Empire
precededBy vezir
reportsTo Ottoman sultan NERFINISHED
responsibleFor implementation of imperial policy
oversight of military campaigns at the administrative level
presiding over the Imperial Council
supervision of state finances
seatOfGovernment Topkapı Palace NERFINISHED
styleOfAddress His Excellency NERFINISHED
subordinateTo Ottoman sultan NERFINISHED
usedInLanguage Ottoman Turkish administrative terminology
workLocation Divan-ı Hümayun NERFINISHED

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Grand Vizier alsoKnownAs Vezir-i Azam