Osmanlı Teskilat Ve Kultur Tarihi Dersi Deneme Testi

Reisül-etıbbâ is a Turkish term that refers to the chief physician or head of the medical department in the Ottoman Empire. Among the given options, Hekimbaşı is the correct answer as it specifically denotes the chief physician. Silahtar refers to the chief of the imperial bodyguards, Mehterbaşı is the chief of the Ottoman military band, Kapıcıbaşı is the chief doorkeeper, and Kazasker is the chief judge. Therefore, Hekimbaşı is the most appropriate choice for the position of Reisül-etıbbâ.

After the conquest of Istanbul, most of the circumcision ceremonies were held in Topkapı Palace.

The question asks which of the following did not have an influence on Ottoman architecture. The options given are Byzantines, Anatolian Seljuks, Akkoyunlu, China, and Ilkhanids. The correct answer is "China." This means that China did not contribute to the formation of Ottoman architecture.

Divan toplantıları Kuran-ı Kerim'in Fetih Suresi ile başlardı.

The Nuruosmaniye Mosque is the correct answer because it was the first mosque where the influence of European architecture was reflected. It was initiated by I. Mahmud in 1748 and completed during the reign of III. Osman in 1755.

The correct answer is "İlk 10 gün içerisinde." This answer states that the ceremony of donning the sword would take place within the first 10 days after the sultan ascended to the throne.

Tuğlar, sarayın önünde bulunan Bâbüssaâde önüne dikilirdi.

The "şemle" was worn in funeral ceremonies of the sultan and esteemed individuals.

The correct answer is Nuruosmaniye Camii. This is because Nuruosmaniye Camii was not designed or built by the famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan. The other options, Edirne Selimiye Camii, Şehzade Camii, Süleymaniye Camii, and Sokullu Mehmet Paşa Camii, were all designed by Mimar Sinan and are considered to be some of his most famous works.

The correct answer is "Nâilî Abdullah Paşa'nın Defter-i Teşrifât". This is because the question asks for the work that contains information about the protocol known as "Hatlı defter". Among the given options, "Nâilî Abdullah Paşa'nın Defter-i Teşrifât" is the only work that fits this description.

The correct answer is "Cülus töreninden sonra". Cülus töreni, bir hükümdarın tahta çıkış törenidir. Bu tören, hükümdarın tahta geçtiği ve resmi olarak iktidarı devraldığı anlamına gelir. Dolayısıyla, cülus töreninden sonra valide alayı düzenlenirdi. Bu alay, hükümdarın annesinin veya eşinin halka tanıtıldığı bir törendir.

Yavuz Sultan Selim is the correct answer because he was the Ottoman Sultan who brought the Hırka-i Saadet (the Mantle of the Prophet Muhammad) and other holy relics to Istanbul. He acquired these sacred items after defeating the Mamluks in the Battle of Marj Dabiq in 1516. Yavuz Sultan Selim considered it a great honor to bring these relics to the Ottoman capital and they were housed in the Topkapi Palace.

Külliyeler, caminin etrafına yapılmış olan medrese, darüşşifa, kervansaray, hamam, aşevi, mektep, kütüphane ve çarşı gibi binalardan oluşan yapılar topluluğudur. Bu yapılar genellikle eğitim, sağlık, barınma ve ticaret alanlarında hizmet verirler. Ancak askeri hizmetler külliyelerin hizmet verdiği alanlardan biri değildir. Bu nedenle doğru cevap askeri olacaktır.

The correct answer is "Hırka-i saâdet dairesi". The Hırka-i saâdet dairesi was the room where the sacred relics of the Prophet Muhammad were kept. As a tradition, the new sultan would visit this room before ascending to the throne. This visit symbolized the sultan's commitment to upholding the Islamic faith and seeking blessings for his reign.

Enderun, Osmanlı Devleti'nde müzik eğitimi veren bir kurumdur. Enderun, sarayda bulunan bir okuldu ve burada gençlerin eğitimiyle ilgileniliyordu. Müzik, edebiyat, dil, matematik gibi çeşitli alanlarda eğitim verilmekteydi. Bu nedenle, Enderun Osmanlı Devleti'nde müzik eğitimi veren kurumlardan biri olarak kabul edilir.

The correct answer is "Lehler". This answer suggests that the state that first established a military band by taking the example of the mehter band is the "Lehler" (meaning Poles in Turkish). This implies that the Polish state was the first to create a military band inspired by the Ottoman mehter band.

The correct answer is "Yeni Camii" because it was started by III. Mehmed's mother Safiye Sultan in 1598, continued by Kosem Sultan, and completed by Hatice Turhan Sultan in 1663.

According to the given passage, all the guests, except for the state officials, would come to the mosque according to the time mentioned in the invitation and sit in their designated places according to a certain protocol. Therefore, it can be inferred that the members of the ilmiye (religious scholars) would sit on the right side of the mosque.

The correct answer is "Ehl-i hiref-i hâssa". This is because "Ehl-i hiref-i hâssa" refers to the group of skilled artisans and craftsmen who were employed by the Ottoman palace. These artisans were responsible for creating various works of art and crafts for the palace, including calligraphy, ceramics, textiles, and metalwork. Therefore, it can be inferred that the saray sanatçıları (palace artists) would be affiliated with the unit known as "Ehl-i hiref-i hâssa".

The correct answer is "Hünernâme." This is a miniatür work that focuses on the reigns of the Ottoman sultans from Osman Gazi to Yavuz Sultan Selim. It depicts their ascensions to the throne, important victories and events during their reigns, as well as their hunting skills and the use of various weapons.

When a sultan's child was born, the announcement would be made by the Silahtar Ağa. The Silahtar Ağa was a high-ranking official in the Ottoman palace who was responsible for the sultan's personal security and the ceremonial functions of the palace. Making the announcement of a new royal birth would have been one of their duties.

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The correct answer is "Çavuşlar". In the context of the question, it is mentioned that during the Bayram greetings, certain phrases like "hareket-i hümayun padişahım" and "ıstırahat-ı hümâyûn padişahım" are used to guide the sultan. The term "çavuşlar" refers to the sergeants or officers who are responsible for organizing and directing the military units. Therefore, it can be inferred that the çavuşlar are the ones who guide the sultan during the Bayram greetings.

In the Ottoman Empire, the period during which judges (kadıs) were temporarily relieved from their duties was called "Müddet-i infisâl".

Fatih Sultan Mehmet is the correct answer because he was the first Ottoman Sultan to establish formal regulations for the celebration of religious holidays in the Ottoman palace. He introduced laws and protocols to govern the festivities and ensure their proper observance. This innovation in the organization of bayram celebrations within the palace administration reflects Fatih Sultan Mehmet's efforts to centralize and standardize various aspects of the Ottoman state.

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The given answer "Ulama" is the correct choice to fill in the blank. The basic principle seen in Ottoman book decorations is the concept of an unlimited composition that continues without interruption from the early period to infinity. This concept is called "Ulama."

The correct answer is "Siyâdet defteri." In Ottoman times, the book where the names of Seyyids and Sheriffs were written was called the Siyâdet defteri. This book served as an official record of their genealogy and was used to determine their social status and privileges.

The Sultan Ahmet Camisi (also known as the Blue Mosque) is not built with a reversed-T plan. The reversed-T plan is a characteristic feature of early Ottoman architecture, but the Sultan Ahmet Camisi follows a more traditional Ottoman mosque plan with a central dome and multiple smaller domes.

The correct answer is "tevki’î". In the given question, it is stated that the person responsible for drawing the tuğra (imperial signature) is referred to as "tevkî". Therefore, the correct answer is the option "tevki’î", which is the adjective form of "tevkî".

The correct answer is Kazasker. In the Ottoman Empire, the Kazasker was responsible for overseeing all legal and judicial matters. They acted as judges and were in charge of the kadı courts, which dealt with various legal issues. They were appointed by the Sultan and held significant authority in the legal system. The Şeyhülislam, on the other hand, was the highest religious authority, the Defterdar was responsible for financial matters, the Nişancı was the chief chancellor, and the Sadrazam was the Grand Vizier, who held the highest position in the Ottoman government.

This answer is incorrect because it is not one of the reasons mentioned in the passage for why Müderrisler (religious scholars) can be removed from their duties and undergo investigation. The passage states that possible reasons include ilmî yetersizlik (lack of knowledge), talebe ile uyumsuzluk (incompatibility with students), derslere devamsızlık (absence from classes), and şeyhülislâm, kadıasker, kadımütevelli ve diğer yönetici züme ile geçimsizlik (incompatibility with the Şeyhülislâm, Kadıasker, Kadımütevelli, and other administrative groups).

Şeyh Hamdullah is known as the master of Turkish calligraphy because he developed the Yakut style of calligraphy, adding his own artistic taste to it and creating a new and distinct style. He is highly regarded as a pioneer in the art of Turkish calligraphy and is often referred to as the "piri" or master of this art form.

Kemaleddin Bey and Vedat Bey are two architects who emerged an architectural style called "Ottoman Neoclassicism" by combining the architectural styles seen in European capitals with selected elements from classical Ottoman structures.

In kitap süslemesinde, ayetlerin söz başlarına veya sonlarına konulan mühür çiçeklerine "Vakfe" denir.

The correct answer is Matrakçı Nasuh. Matrakçı Nasuh is the author of the work titled "Mecmu'i Menazil" which describes Kanuni Sultan Süleyman's journey from Tebriz to Baghdad in 1533-35.

The given question asks which of the options does not belong to the "ilmiye sınıfı" (religious class) in the Ottoman state structure. The options include Nakîbüleşraf, Padişah Hocaları, Hekimbaşı, Müneccimbaşı, and Ahiler. The correct answer is Ahiler because Ahiler refers to a guild system in Anatolia during the Seljuk and Ottoman periods, and it was not a part of the religious class in the Ottoman state structure.

The correct answer is I. Bayezid-1400. This is because the question asks about who and when the Bursa Ulu Camii (Great Mosque of Bursa) was built. Among the given options, the only one that matches is I. Bayezid-1400.

The correct answer is Yeniçeri ağası. In the Ottoman Empire, the Yeniçeri ağası was responsible for various duties, including organizing the janissary corps and ensuring their loyalty to the sultan. One of their tasks was to prepare the Friday greetings (cuma selamlığı) in the palace. As part of this preparation, they would arrange for the sultan's visit to a pre-determined mosque and have the prayer rug (seccade) laid out for him.

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Siyakat is the type of script used in the Ottoman Empire for land registry and financial documents.

Atâullah Efendi is known by the nickname "Hezargrad" and is a renowned flower painter and illuminator.

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The characteristics of Ottoman architectural structures differ from the narrative style of Seljuk architecture, which focuses on the entrance gate. In Ottoman architecture, all sides of the building are equally detailed, but the entrance is slightly emphasized. This means that the facade of the building is carefully designed and decorated, with equal attention given to all sides, but the entrance is given a little more emphasis to create a focal point and draw attention.

The Teşrifat-ı Umûmiyye Nezâreti (Ministry of Public Works) in the Ottoman Empire operated between 1876 and 1909.

Mehmet Nuri Efendi is the correct answer because he was the last şeyhülislam (chief religious authority) of the Ottoman Empire. The şeyhülislam was responsible for interpreting Islamic law and issuing fatwas (religious opinions) on various matters. Mehmet Nuri Efendi held this position until the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in 1922.

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The correct answer is 1828-II. Mahmud. During his reign, Sultan Mahmud II closed down the mehterhane, which was the main institution providing music education in the Ottoman Empire.

The correct answer is Levni. The question asks about the miniatures in the book "Surname-i Vehbi" and who made them. Levni is known for his skill in miniature painting and is credited with creating the miniatures in this particular work.

The correct answer is "Kapıcıbaşları." Kapıcıbaşları were the state officials responsible for bringing messengers into the presence of the Sultan. They were in charge of the palace gates and had the authority to allow or deny access to anyone seeking an audience with the Sultan.