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Sheikh Bedreddin: The Chief Judge Executed by the Ottomans. The unknown true story of the son of the Qadi of Simavna, who approved his own execution order with his own seal. Sheikh Bedreddin, one of the most contradictory figures in Ottoman history, was once the chief judge of the empire, the highest legal authority. But why would a state send its own chief judge to the gallows? The story of Bedreddin, the son of the Qadi of Simavna, begins in the chaos of the Interregnum period following the Battle of Ankara; it stretches from his years of scholarship in Cairo to debates in Timur's tent, and from there to Börklüce Mustafa and the Karaburun Rebellion. In this video: Why did the Ottoman Empire come to the brink of collapse during the Interregnum? How did Bedreddin rise to the position of chief judge during the reign of Mehmed Çelebi, and why was he exiled to İznik? Börklüce Mustafa's Karaburun uprising, the doctrine of "common property" and the idea of ​​equality of religions The fatwa of "blood is permissible, property is forbidden" and Bedreddin's last day in Serres The centuries-long influence of his legal work, Camiul Fusuleyn, and his controversial Varidat The question debated for 600 years: Was Bedreddin a socialist, a saint, or a rebel seeking the throne? This long narrative documentary, prepared for those interested in Ottoman history, Sufism, and Turkish intellectual history, examines the entire life of Sheikh Bedreddin, son of the Qadi of Simavna, from his birth to his execution, and the legacy he left behind. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications for new narratives on Ottoman and Turkish history. #SheikhBedreddin #OttomanHistory #History