July 1876Reballion of HerzogoviniaAbdulhamid II
The Christian peasants of Herzogovinia rebel against Muslim landlords & Ottoman rulers
Historical records for Turkey in 1876, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Christian peasants of Herzogovinia rebel against Muslim landlords & Ottoman rulers
Provides Parliamentary Government based on all groups in society. Declares indivisibility of the Ottoman Empire
Forced to abdicate in favour of his nephew Murad V
Forced do abdicate after a revolution
Murad V is deposed because of his insanity. Forced to abdicate in favour of his brother Abdul Hamid II
Leads the revolution which deposes Sultan Abd al-Aziz
Forced do abdicate after a revolution
Leads the revolution which deposes Sultan Abd al-Aziz
Death of Abdulhamid I, suicide
Forces Midhat Pasha into exile
Murad V is deposed because of his insanity
Appointed Marshal
Bulgaria rises against Turkish rule, the rebellion is savagely repressed
Succeeds as Emperor of Turkey
Succeeds as Emperor of Turkey
Death of Abdulhamid I, suicide
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