Used specifically in Muslim-majority regions or referencing historical Islamic governance.

Muslim Context

Represents a senior position, often second only to the monarch or ruler.

High Rank

Viziers have significant authority in state affairs and governance.

Political Power

Originally, viziers were prominent in the Ottoman Empire's administration.

Ottoman Origin

They were bureaucrats, managing various governmental duties.

Imperial Bureaucracy

The term is most fitting for historical or academic contexts.

Historical Usage

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 of a fierce military elite force known as the Janissaries. The captured enslaved boys could rise to the high position of a vizier in the Ottoman government. Rulers of conquered areas were also allowed, even encouraged,

Vizier

Muslim Context

High Rank

Political Power

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