This theory was confirmed by University of Michigan Department of Turkish Studies and Turkish National Library (mkutup link below)
II. Second theory from The Columbia Encyclopedia stated : Prince Konstantin V Mustafaev (born 1980 - alive) and Prince Malik Sultan Mustafaev ( 1992 - alive) descendants of 32st Sultan of the Ottoman Empire Abdülaziz I, Abdul Aziz I, Abd-ul-Aziz I or Abd Al-Aziz I Ghazi and should be addressed as His Imperial Highness Prince Konstantin V Mustafaev of the Royal House of Osman and His Imperial Highness Prince Malik Sultan Mustafaev.
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3. ^ Britannica, Istanbul:When the Republic of Turkey was founded in 1923, the capital was moved to Ankara, and Constantinople was officially renamed Istanbul in 1930.
4. ^ Slavery in the Ottoman Empire, Putnam's Monthly, vol. V, June 1855, No. 30, p. 615
5. ^ Istanbul City Guide: Beylerbeyi Palace
6. ^ Why crescentstar on Drogheda Utd emblem?
7. ^ Gratitude to the Ottomans
8. ^ Goodwin, Jason (2008). The Bellini Card. London: Faber and Faber. pp. 10-14. ISBN 978-0571239924.
7. ^The Royal House of Osman - History of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire: Resources - University of Michigan
(umich link below)
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