Jerusalem Greek Patriarchate in II. Abdulhamit and II. Constitutional periods

The history of the economic, social, and economic moderns experienced in the Ottoman Empire is largely told through populated societies. Societies that were affected by the developments, but whose population was low, could not be freed from these changes. Through the Greek Patriarchate of Jerusalem. Abdulhamid II and II. In our study, we examined the effects of the events that took place during the Constitutional Period on the relations between the Arab Orthodox, the Patriarchate and the Christian sects, which are low in population. Our aim here is to reveal that the developments in the Patriarchate, which is a historical religious institution, will have interconnected political, economic, and social consequences. Jerusalem has been an area where Christian states exhibited their power. However, he did not go deep into discussing this discussion from the current history books in general terms. In our study, we examined the struggles for influence through documents and various materials. Keywords: II. Abdulhamid, II. Constitutionalism, Arab Orthodox, Jerusalem Greek Patriarchate