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Soyut Padişah 

The Ottoman Empire through the eyes of an abstract sultan, who is unknown even to his own people, who always delegates his responsibilities to the wrong people around him due to his incompetence in state affairs, and who knows nothing about war.
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The Ottoman Empire through the eyes of an abstract sultan, who is unknown even to his own people, who always delegates his responsibilities to the wrong people around him due to his incompetence in state affairs, and who knows nothing about war.

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Genre:Comedy, History
Directed By:Ferhan Şensoy
Written By:Ferhan Şensoy
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Studio:ortaoyuncular

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