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List of Austrian emissaries and ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire (until 1918) and in Turkey (from 1922).

Ambassador

Ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire

Appointment Name Remarks Appointed by accredited to Left the post
1510 Frederico di Strassoldo envoy Maximilian I Selim I 1511
1530 Benedikt Kuripečič envoy Ferdinand I Suleyman I
1554 Ogier Ghislain de Busbecq Envoy and ambassador Ferdinand I Suleyman I 1562
1572 David Ungnad Messenger and Ambassador Maximilian II Selim II 1578
1578 Johann Joachim von Sinzendorf Envoy, [1] Rudolf II Murad III
1608 Adam Freiherr zu Herberstein envoy Ahmed I 1609
1616 Hermann Czernin von Chudenitz envoy Matthias 1618
1700 Philipp Ludwig Wenzel von Sinzendorf Ambassador Leopold I Mustafa II 1701
1701 Leopold Mamuca della Torre Leopold I Mustafa II 1703
1703 Leopold von Talmann Joseph I Ahmed III 1711
1711 Anselm Franz von Fleischmann Charles VI Ahmed III 1716
12 January 1719 Damian Hugo, Count of Virmont Charles VI Ahmed III 27 March 1720
28 March 1720 Josef von Dirling [2] Charles VI Ahmed III 14 July 1728
14 July 1728 Ludwig von Talmann Charles VI Ahmed III 18 July 1737
18. July 1737 to August 11, 1740: interruption of relations
11 August 1740 Anton Corfiz Ulfeldt (* 1699; † 1760) Grand Ambassador Maria Theresa Mahmud I 20 October 1740
25 October 1740 Anton Corfiz Ulfeldt Ambassador Maria Theresa Mahmud I 4 May 1741
4 May 1741 Heinrich von Penckler Maria Theresa Mahmud I 31 January 1754
1 April 1754 Josef von Schwachheim Maria Theresa Osman III 16 January 1762
16 January 1762 Heinrich von Penckler Maria Theresa Mustafa III 5 June 1766
5 June 1766 Franz Anton Brognard Maria Theresa Mustafa III 22 June 1769
1766 Josef von Heinrich envoy Maria Theresia Mustafa III
18 September 1769 Johann Amadeus von Thugut (* 1736 in Linz, † 1818 in Vienna) Maria Theresa Mustafa III 27 August 1776
1769 Emanuel of Tassara Envoy, business manager Maria Theresa Mustafa III
10 July 1779 Peter Philipp von Herbert-Rathkeal (* 1735 in Constantinople) Joseph II Abdulhamid I 9 February 1788
. 9 February 1788 to September 16, 1791: Relationships broken as a result of the Austro-Turkish War (1788–1791)
16 September 1791 Bartholomew of Testa Envoy [3] Leopold II Selim III
20 February 1792 Peter Philipp von Herbert-Rathkeal Leopold II Selim III 20 February 1802
1792 Bartholomäus von Testa Envoy Leopold II Selim III
28 June 1802 Ignaz Lorenz von Stürmer Franz II Selim III 10 March 1818
8 April 1818 Rudolf von Lützow (1780-1858), Franz II Mahmud II 31 July 1822
31 July 1822 Franz von Ottenfels-Gschwind

(1778-1851)

Franz II Mahmud II 2 October 1832
2 October 1832 Bartholomäus von Stürmer Franz II Mahmud II 24 April 1850
1832 Eduard von Klezl (1805-1874), Envoy Franz II Mahmud II
27 March 1853 Karl Ludwig von Bruck Franz Joseph I. Abdülmecid I 21 January 1855
22 February 1855 August von Koller (1805-1883) Franz Joseph I. Abdülmecid I 12 October 1855
12 October 1855 Anton von Prokesch-Osten Envoy, From 27 July 1867 Ambassador Franz Joseph I. Abdülmecid I 3 November 1871
10 January 1872 Emanuel von Ludolf (1823 in Linz - 1898 in Vercelli, Piemont) Franz Joseph I. Abdülaziz 15 March 1874
11 March 1874 Franz Zichy zu Zich und von Vásonykeö Ambassador [4] Franz Joseph I. Abdülaziz 26 November 1879
15 July 1880 Heinrich von Calice (* 1831; † 1912) Ambassador Franz Joseph I. Murad V 22 September 1906
5 October 1906 Johann von Pallavicini Ambassador Franz Joseph I. Murad V 11 November 1918

References

  1. ^ Accompanied by Salomon Schweigger
  2. ^ Josef von Dirling was subordinate to the peace negotiations in Karlowitz and to the embassy in Öttingen, became secretary of the war chancellery of General Marshal Guido Starhemberg, then the first government secretary in Brussels, and went to Paris in 1716 with Josef Lothar Königsegg , 1719 as Legation Secretary with Great Ambassador Virmond to Constantinople and stayed there after his departure. In 1721 he became a resident. After his return in early 1729, he joined the Imperial War Council.
  3. ^ Bartholomew of Testa (* 23 September 1723 Belgrade near Constantinople; † Constantinople 20 March 1809 in Constantinople)
  4. ^ Franz Graf Zichy von Vasonykeö (1818-1900) was a son of Istvan Graf Zichy von Vasonykeö and Cäcilia Herrin von Stubenberg
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