10 Interesting Fact About The history and culture of the Ottoman Empire
10 Interesting Fact About The history and culture of the Ottoman Empire
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At the peak of its glory, the Ottoman Sultanate was governed by more than 30 sultans for more than 600 years.
Istanbul, the capital of Ottoman, was once known as Constantinople and was once the capital of the Byzantine Empire before being controlled by Ottoman in 1453.
Ottoman is famous for military capabilities and extensive conquests. They managed to conquer most of the Balkan, North African and Middle East regions.
Ottoman is also famous for its magnificent arts and architecture. Examples are the Blue Mosque (Blue Mosque) and Topkapi Palace.
During his power, Ottoman introduced many innovations in the field of technology, including printing machines, pistols and batteries.
Ottoman is also famous for its rich and diverse culinary. Famous ottoman foods include kebab, baklava, and turkish delight.
Ottoman has a complicated social system, with strict social classes and influential Islamic law in daily life.
In the 19th century, Ottoman experienced a significant setback and was referred to as Sick Man of Europe. This is due to the economic crisis, technological backwardness, and ineffective government policies.
Ottoman is also famous for its diplomacy and international relations. They are in a relationship with many European and Middle Eastern countries, including Britain, France and Russia.
After defeat in World War I, the Ottoman Sultanate was dissolved and replaced by the Republic of Turkey in 1923. However, cultural heritage and Ottoman history continue to live today.