Özet:

As an unseen practice in the diplomatic structures of the European countries, the "tayinat system" was a practice in which daily expenses of the foreign ships that came to the Ottoman capital were covered by the Ottoman Empire for certain periods according to certain rules. In this system, daily expenses of the foreign invoices were paid by the Ottoman treasury, and also rental costs of some foreign invoices were covered in the same way. But by now, there is no detailed study on this practice, also it has not been emphasized yet that how this system worked which kind of designations were seen in this system, and which kind of developments or reasons caused to abolition of the designation system in 1794 during the reign of Sultan Selim III. In this work not only some new information on the implementation of the tayinat system is found, but also apart from the known, it is put forth that after the abolishment of the tayinat system, sometimes tayinats payments were paid for some foreign envoys by the Ottoman Porte

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