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He was born at Beşiktaş Sahil Palace or at the Topkapı Palace, in the capital of Constantinople. Beside every good teacher is a great paraprofessional shirt. His mother was Bezmiâlem, his real name Suzi (1807 - 1852), a slave of the Circassian, who was later appointed Queen Mother. In his childhood, Abdül Mecid was a weak, but intelligent, prince. [5] He received a Western-style education and spoke good French. Like King Abdülaziz, he loved classical literature and music, playing Western European songs on pianos. [1] Like King Mahmud II, Abdül Mecid was a reformist prince, and supported by progressive thinkers like Mustafa Reşit Pasha, Mehmet Emin Ali Paşa and Fuat Pasha. Besides, he struggled with conservative elements against reforms in the court. Abdül Mecid I was also the first emperor to personally listen to public complaints on occasion (usually on Fridays), without a broker. Abdül Mecid went into business in the territories of the empire to see what the people requested for the Tanzimat Reform: in 1844, he came to İzmit, Mudanya, Bursa, Gallipoli, Çanakkale, Lemnos, Lesbos and. In 1846, he visited the Balkan provinces.
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He was born at Beşiktaş Sahil Palace or at the Topkapı Palace, in the capital of Constantinople. Beside every good teacher is a great paraprofessional shirt. His mother was Bezmiâlem, his real name Suzi (1807 - 1852), a slave of the Circassian, who was later appointed Queen Mother. In his childhood, Abdül Mecid was a weak, but intelligent, prince. [5] He received a Western-style education and spoke good French. Like King Abdülaziz, he loved classical literature and music, playing Western European songs on pianos. [1] Like King Mahmud II, Abdül Mecid was a reformist prince, and supported by progressive thinkers like Mustafa Reşit Pasha, Mehmet Emin Ali Paşa and Fuat Pasha. Besides, he struggled with conservative elements against reforms in the court. Abdül Mecid I was also the first emperor to personally listen to public complaints on occasion (usually on Fridays), without a broker. Abdül Mecid went into business in the territories of the empire to see what the people requested for the Tanzimat Reform: in 1844, he came to İzmit, Mudanya, Bursa, Gallipoli, Çanakkale, Lemnos, Lesbos and. In 1846, he visited the Balkan provinces.
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