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1612–1640 · the 17th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1623–1640)
Also known as: Murad IV., Murat IV, Amurat IV, Sultan of the Turks, IV. Murad, IV. Murat, Morat IV, Sultan of the Turks
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