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The First Ottoman Constitution, Known As The "Kanun-I Esasi," Was Promulgated In 1876 Under:

A. Abdülaziz
B. Abdülhamid II
C. Mehmed V
D. Murad V

Promoted by Midhat Pasha, the Kanun-ı Esasi was the first constitution of the Ottoman Empire, introduced by Sultan Abdülhamid II to initiate the First Constitutional Era.

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