Ottoman Empire - Revision history

Cian at 02:14, 13 May 2009

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	The '''Ottoman Empire''' was founded in 1299, by Osman I, an ~~'''~~Oghuz~~'''~~ [[Turkey\|Turk]] from Anatolia. He conquered the [[Byzantine]] city of Bilecik, and made it his capital. ~~Durign~~ the rest of his life, until his death in 1324, he continued to conquer Byzantine cities through Anatolia. His son, Orhan, continued the expansion and the capital of the empire moved to ~~'''~~Bursa~~'''~~. Orhan also married the daughter of a Byzantine ~~price~~, then supported his father-in-law in overthrowing the emperor of the [[Byzantium\|Byzantine Empire]], for which he received the peninsula of Gallipoli and the first [[Muslim]] stronghold within [[Europe]].		The '''Ottoman Empire''' was founded in 1299, by Osman I, an Oghuz [[Turkey\|Turk]] from Anatolia. He conquered the [[Byzantine]] [[city]] of Bilecik, and made it his capital. During the rest of his life, until his death in 1324, he continued to conquer Byzantine cities through Anatolia. His son, Orhan, continued the expansion and the capital of the empire moved to Bursa. Orhan also [[marriage\|married]] the daughter of a Byzantine [[prince]], then supported his father-in-law in overthrowing the [[emperor]] of the [[Byzantium\|Byzantine Empire]], for which he received the peninsula of Gallipoli and the first [[Muslim]] stronghold within [[Europe]].

	In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.		In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of [[period]] it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.

	At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.		At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of [[Turkey]] and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern [[Iraq]]/[[Iran]], almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and [[Europe]] as far north as [[Hungary]].

KarenLarsdatter at 16:47, 10 September 2007

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	The '''Ottoman Empire''' was founded in 1299, by Osman I, an '''Oghuz''' [[Turkey\|Turk]] from Anatolia. He conquered the [[Byzantine]] city of Bilecik, and made it his capital. Durign the rest of his life, until his death in 1324, he continued to conquer Byzantine cities through Anatolia. His son, Orhan, continued the expansion and the capital of the empire moved to '''Bursa'''. Orhan also married the daughter of a Byzantine price, then supported his father-in-law in overthrowing the emperor of the [[Byzantine Empire]], for which he received the peninsula of Gallipoli and the first [[Muslim]] stronghold within [[Europe]].		The '''Ottoman Empire''' was founded in 1299, by Osman I, an '''Oghuz''' [[Turkey\|Turk]] from Anatolia. He conquered the [[Byzantine]] city of Bilecik, and made it his capital. Durign the rest of his life, until his death in 1324, he continued to conquer Byzantine cities through Anatolia. His son, Orhan, continued the expansion and the capital of the empire moved to '''Bursa'''. Orhan also married the daughter of a Byzantine price, then supported his father-in-law in overthrowing the emperor of the [[Byzantium\|Byzantine Empire]], for which he received the peninsula of Gallipoli and the first [[Muslim]] stronghold within [[Europe]].

	In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.		In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.

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	At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.		At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.



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	In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.		In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.

	At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary. ~~PIZZA!~~		At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.

209.240.232.1 at 16:04, 15 February 2007

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	In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.		In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.

	At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.		At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary. PIZZA!

Simoncursitor at 08:58, 27 October 2005

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The '''Ottoman Empire''' was founded in 1299, by Osman I, an '''Oghuz''' [[Turkey|Turk]] from Anatolia. He conquered the [[Byzantine]] city of Bilecik, and made it his capital. Durign the rest of his life, until his death in 1324, he continued to conquer Byzantine cities through Anatolia. His son, Orhan, continued the expansion and the capital of the empire moved to '''Bursa'''. Orhan also married the daughter of a Byzantine price, then supported his father-in-law in overthrowing the emperor of the [[Byzantine Empire]], for which he received the peninsula of Gallipoli and the first [[Muslim]] stronghold within [[Europe]].

In 1453 the Ottomans captured [[Byzantium]] or [[Constantinople]], making of it their third capital and for the remainder of period it was from here that the [[Muslim]] advances into [[Europe]] were co-ordinated.

At the height of its power the Ottomans claimed to control the North African coast, the Nile valley, parts of the coastlines of the Red Sea and the Iranian Gulf, all of Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean deep into modern Iraq/Iran, almost the entire coast of the Black Sea, and Europe as far north as Hungary.