Sublime Porte

He later served the Sublime Porte in various positions of authority.

It is located in close proximity to the Sublime Porte.

The Sublime Porte did not accept the terms and countered with their own.

Simon had to make peace with the Sublime Porte and agreed to pay an annual tribute.

It was clear thathe had become another pawn of the Sublime Porte.

This conquest posed a problem for the Sublime Porte.

During a brief pause in the fighting, the Sublime Porte tried to end the rebellion through negotiations.

Diary on his first diplomatic mission to the Sublime Porte (1614)

The inhabitants had special trading rights granted by the Sublime Porte, which contributed to the town's economic success.

His offices were located at the Sublime Porte.

After that date, Tripoli was under the direct control of the Sublime Porte.

To him the Sublime Porte is a corrupt black-market for preference and promotion.

Albanians who were loyal to the empire supported the Sublime Porte's military intervention.

Both regions cooperated with and defied the Sublime Porte as their interests required.

However, the Sublime Porte assumed that the underlying hierarchical social order would remain unchanged.

Between the period 1871-1908, the Sublime Porte thus reached a new degree of organizational elaboration and articulation.

He had his own portrait done in oils and then had it displayed at the Sublime Porte.

In 1855 he was appointed ambassador to the Sublime Porte, where he remained for sixteen years.

Also known as the Sublime Porte.

One of his ancestors was a French ambassador to the Sublime Porte in the sixteenth century.

He regarded the maintenance of the authority of the Sublime Porte as the chief barrier against both these developments.

The Europeans and the Sublime Porte decided to force Ismail out of office.

(Compare Sublime Porte, an old term for the Ottoman government.)

The divan of the Sublime Porte was the council or Cabinet of the state.

As ambassador to the Sublime Porte, he had opportunities to assemble fragments of Greek sculpture.