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Sultanic

Medallion cloth, Yuruk or "Sultan". Midfield: Ice blue with large cardinal purple medallion with bulges at the top and bottom; both last filled with spreading material. Edge: triple. The middle hard orange with four-part flowers in brown / beige, red, blue, purple, green and white. The inner seam is purple, the outer seam light brown with equal flowers.
Medallion cloth, Yuruk or "Sultan". Midfield: Ice blue with large cardinal purple medallion with bulges at the top and bottom; both last filled with spreading material. Edge: triple. The middle hard orange with four-part flowers in brown / beige, red, blue, purple, green and white. The inner seam is purple, the outer seam light brown with equal flowers.
Illustrations
Bedding rug, Yuruk-nomad rug, also called "Sultan". Midfield: raspberry-red field with three horizontal rectangles in red, turning into dark blue halfway. Within each bed an octagon with a cross and a second rectangle in red and dark blue with flowers in mauve, yellow, orange, light blue and others. Border: three-fold. The main edge is orange with separate, thinly drawn flowers within speckled wreaths, also in bright colors. Inside and outside seams the same, with oblique squat S-sen in light shades.
Bedding rug, Yuruk-nomad rug, also called "Sultan". Midfield: raspberry-red field with three horizontal rectangles in red, turning into dark blue halfway. Within each bed an octagon with a cross and a second rectangle in red and dark blue with flowers in mauve, yellow, orange, light blue and others. Border: three-fold. The main edge is orange with separate, thinly drawn flowers within speckled wreaths, also in bright colors. Inside and outside seams the same, with oblique squat S-sen in light shades.
The Tchavouch Bachi, supreme herald, commander of the sultan's messengers and lieutenant of the grand vizier in his capacity as judge, also superior of the detachment accompanying the foreign envoys on their journey to the sultan's audience. Standing, full-length, in the background a balustrade and garden.
The Tchavouch Bachi
Porcelain statue, painted on the glaze in enamel colors and gold. The statue represents a sultane with a parasol in her hand. The pedestal is decorated with seed beads. Marked on the bottom with the cross.
Image of a sultane
Left An ambassador at an audience with sultan Ahmed III, by anonymous maker.
Left An ambassador at an audience with sultan Ahmed III, by anonymous maker.
Porcelain statue, painted on the glaze in enamel colors and gold. The statue represents a sultan. The pedestal is decorated with seed beads. Marked on the bottom with the cross.
Image of a sultan
Medallion cloth, Yuruk or "Sultan". Midfield: dark blue background with a cardinal purple medallion with shoots at the head and tail and filled with diamonds in many muted colors. Field filling of four large flowers divided into kaleidoscopic colored squares and many small rosettes. Edge: multiple. The widest is orange, on which there are finials. Three solid interior frames in white, cerise and blue. The outer seam is brown.
Medallion cloth, Yuruk or "Sultan". Midfield: dark blue background with a cardinal purple medallion with shoots at the head and tail and filled with diamonds in many muted colors. Field filling of four large flowers divided into kaleidoscopic colored squares and many small rosettes. Edge: multiple. The widest is orange, on which there are finials. Three solid interior frames in white, cerise and blue. The outer seam is brown.
Portrait of Patrona Halil, former naval soldier, who overthrew Sultan Ahmed III and raised Mahmud I in his place, September 28, 1730. Standing full-length, with a raised sword in his right hand, on the right some of his followers. In the background a view of the first courtyard of the Serail, where to the left the bodies of those killed in the coup are being carried away.
Portrait of Patrona Halil, former naval soldier, who overthrew Sultan Ahmed III and raised Mahmud I in his place, September 28, 1730. Standing full-length, with a raised sword in his right hand, on the right some of his followers. In the background a view of the first courtyard of the Serail, where to the left the bodies of those killed in the coup are being carried away.
Group portrait of Sultan Ján, Captain Dallas and officers in the Kurram Valley
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
  1. Sultanic
    Pertaining to a sultan.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
  1. sultanic
    Of or belonging to a sultan; imperial.
Usage in the news

Portrait of a Controversial WomanWafa Sultan is in Copenhagen. more.com

Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi writes about Arab issues in the United Arab Emirates and is a non-resident fellow at the Dubai School of Government. nytimes.com

Almost 450 years ago, in the year 1569, a new Sultan came to power in Damascus. jewishpress.com

Prince Bandar Bin Sultan a nd America's Tangled Relationship With Saudi Arabia. ashingtonpost.com

Sultan woman with dog's head taken to hospital. cjr.org

No talking aloud rule helps students in Sultan to focus on what they're saying, teacher says. columbian.com

801 Main St Sultan , WA, 98294. automobilemag.com

Mukilteo's and Sultan 's are really good. heraldnet.com

Mayor Carolyn Eslick appointed Steve Worthington, most recently city manager of Fife, to be Sultan 's interim city administrator. heraldnet.com

Wedding bells for Sultan 's mayor. heraldnet.com

Sultan 's loss is Stanwood's gain. heraldnet.com

Thankfully, Khan's absence hasn't affected Sultan 's sick sense of humor, or his interest in public indecency. sfweekly.com

Be prepared for the best of the weird when Mark Sultan performs with Burnt Ones and Primitive Hearts on Saturday, May 5, at Hemlock Tavern. sfweekly.com

Sultan 's death comes amid questions about the health of the king. foxnews.com

Josh McElhinny won the 113 by Sultan 's forfeit. southwhidbeyrecord.com

Usage in scientific papers

Ahmed El Sha fie † , Ahmed Sultan∗ †Wireless Intelligent Networks Center (WINC), Nile University, Giza, Egypt. ∗Department of Electrical Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt.
Optimal Random Access and Random Spectrum Sensing for an Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering College of Engineering, Sultan Qaboos University P. O.
A Simulation Experiment on a Built-In Self Test Equipped with Pseudorandom Test Pattern Generator and Multi-Input Shift Register (MISR)

Afaq Ahmad belongs to department of Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Sultan Qaboos University, Sultanate of Oman. He holds B.
A Simulation Experiment on a Built-In Self Test Equipped with Pseudorandom Test Pattern Generator and Multi-Input Shift Register (MISR)

Rakha Department of Mathematics and Statistics, College of Science, Sultan Qaboos University, P.O.
Remark On Two Results due to Ramanujan on Hypergeometric Series

Usage in literature

The old prince was Saoud, sultan of the Wechabites. "The Oriental Story Book" by Wilhelm Hauff

Greece and the whole of Western Asia were obedient to the sultan. "A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon" by John Lord

One morning the sultan arranged a great hunting expedition, which was to take place in some huge forests a few miles from Babylon. "The Red Romance Book" by Various

As it was still daylight, and Hamed informed them that the evening was the best time to see the Sultan, they at once pulled on shore. "The Three Commanders" by W.H.G. Kingston

If the Sultan died I would probably be beheaded, either for not keeping him alive, or for killing him. "Anting-Anting Stories" by Sargent Kayme

Meantime the victories of Almeida, and the conquests of Albuquerque had much disquieted the Sultan of Egypt. "Celebrated Travels and Travellers" by Jules Verne

The Sultan's palace was pointed out; it was by no means imposing. "Travels in the Far East" by Ellen Mary Hayes Peck

The sultan had no control over their lives or property. "The Continental Monthly, Vol 3 No 3, March 1863" by Various

But if they once began to tell the true story of the Sultan to the Sultan, he would boil them in oil; and this they wish to avoid. "Eugenics and Other Evils" by G. K. Chesterton

Mecca is his holy shrine, and the old Sultan acts as a sort of elder or high priest who takes up the collections. "The Kangaroo Marines" by R. W. Campbell

Usage in poetry
And you have dirty dreams
That she will be Sultane,
And you will drink and boast
And roll about,
The grinning ancestor
Of little kings.
"Vengeance" by Edward Powys Mathers
Daily walked the fair and lovely
Sultan's daughter in the twilight,--
In the twilight by the fountain,
Where the sparkling waters plash.
"The Azra" by John Hay Author object (379)
'Tis mine to range in this wild garb,
Nor e'er feel lonely though alone;
I would not change my Arab barb,
To mount a drowsy Sultan's throne.
"The Arab's Address To His Horse" by Anonymous British
The Sultan spake, and then was dumb.
The Mufti looked about the room,
And straight made answer to his lord.
Fearing the bowstring at each word:
"The Way To Heaven" by John Hay Author object (379)
One that had cursed me I clothed in gold,
And into the hand of a sultan sold;
One that had silently ta'en my yoke
I gave for a slave to my fisher-folk.
"The Rowing-Song Of King Atli" by Nora Jane Hopper Chesson Author object (513)
Give me your self one hour; I do not crave
For any love, or even thought, of me.
Come, as a Sultan may caress a slave
And then forget for ever, utterly.
"Request" by Laurence Hope