Rikâb

Rikâb

Rikâb (Rikjâb, arab., »Steigbügel«) heißt in der türkischen Kanzleisprache die feierliche Audienz beim Sultan, etwa »Hofkur«. Rikâb-i-Humâjûn (der »kaiserliche Steigbügel«), soviel wie die Person des Sultans. Rikâb-dâr (»Steigbügelhalter«), Bezeichnung der Palastoffiziere, die neben dem reitenden Herrscher einhergehen.


http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.

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