Imperial anthems of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire used to have a different anthem for each ruler. The first Sultan that appeared to have a personal anthem was Mahmud II. He started reforms which included the modernization of Ottoman imperial and military bands. This process went to Italian-born composer Giuseppe Donizetti, who was also the composer of first Ottoman Imperial anthem - Mahmudiye Marsi, and second - Mecidyie Marsi. Mehmed VI, the last Ottoman sultan didin't choose a special march composed for him but rather chose to use the "Mahmudiye".
List of ottoman Imperial anthems
Mahmudiye Marsi, March of Mahmud - for Mahmud II (1829-1839, 1918-1922), by Giuseppe Donizetti
Mecidiye Marsi, March of Mecid - for Abdulmejid I (1839-1861), by Giuseppe Donizetti
Aziziye Marsi, March of Aziz - for Abdulaziz (1861-1876), by Callisto Guatelli
Hamidiye Marsi, March of Hamid - for Abdul Hamid II (1876-1909), by Necip Pasa
Resadiye Marsi, March of Resad - for Mehmed V (1909-1918), by Italo Selvelli
Lyrics
Only the Hamidiye Marsi and Resadiye Marsi used to have lyrics, the first three anthems were completly instrumental. The lyrics of the Resadiye Marsi seem to have been lost to history.
Hamidiye Marsi
Ey velini'met-i alem sehinsah-i cihan
Taht-i ali baht-i Osmaniye verdin izz u san
Saye-i lutf-i humayununla alem kam-ran
Saltanatta cok zaman Sultan Hamid zevk et heman
Cok yasa ey padisahim devletinle cok yasa
Cok yasa ey padisahim sevketinle cok yasa
References
Historical anthems
Ottoman Empire