TAXIMATE (TOURD. TAXIMA-AND HASHERSHE – BETTER REPORTS) – Name for reforms introduced in the Ottoman Empire with Gulhanian Hatishherif (1839) after which the period that followed was called “Tansimat”. The safety of life, honor and property were guaranteed, the phases of taxes were abolished, new rules for recruitment in the military, free building, extension or renovation of churches and monasteries, as well as full equality before the law of all sultan subjects, regardless of Their faith, nationality and property position. Lit.: Eric J. Zurzcher, Turk. A modern chistoras, London – Nanj Dork, 1996; The history of the Ottoman Imperia, under the edak. Robert Manhan, Sofia, 1999. Dr. F. Dance Orchestra of MRT
Original article in Macedonian language Cyrillic alphabet
Кириличен напис ТАНЗИМАТ