The treaty, which ends an Ottoman-Russian war in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus to the advantage of Russia, includes provisions on matters that were previously addressed in a Capitulation document (ahdnameh), a unilateral undertaking granted by the Sultan to a European country.
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What changed when the Ottoman-Russian treaty altered the capitulations system?
The treaty, which ends an Ottoman-Russian war in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus to the advantage of Russia, includes provisions on matters that were previously addressed in a Capitulation document (ahdnameh), a unilateral undertaking granted by the Sultan to a European country.
The treaty transformed some matters previously handled by unilateral capitulations into bilateral obligations.
The linked account says: The treaty, which ends an Ottoman-Russian war in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus to the advantage of Russia, includes provisions on matters that were previously addressed in a Capitulation document (ahdnameh), a unilateral undertaking granted by the Sultan to a European country.