How did Suleiman The Magnificent create a World Superpower?

[@benceveber3927]

Hi, Hungarian here, really liked the video. One correction: Budapest not existed as one city until 1873, Buda and Pest was separate cities. Keep up the good work though!

[@achour.falestine]

I actually knew this from bloody Europe 2 and I thought it was just a way to add more provinces D:

[@natheriver8910]

👏👏👏

[@AbuzerKadayif]

You're right. We Turks call the Buda part as ''Budin'' and also after Zapolja died with an infant heir the Hungary was officially annexed except for Erdel(Transylvania) in case of possible Habsburg attacks afterwards.

[@csoki1998]

​@@AbuzerKadayif A Hungarian historian here. All of Hungary wasn't annexed, only the "middle part" of it (it would be later called as "Conquered parts"). Half of Croatia, Slavonia, Dalmacia and a great chunk of West Hungary and most of Upper Hungary (today's Slovakia) remained in the "Hungarian Kingdom" under the Habsburg dynasty

[@AbuzerKadayif]

@@csoki1998 yes I was referring to non-Habsburg territory as Kingdom of Hungary in the scope of Ottomans. Geographically speaking, all the territory of Hungary wasn't controlled by a single ruler throughout the history.

[@anthonyvaleriuskevin8982]

A ruler from Constantinople, that controlled the eastern part of the Mediteranian Sea, wants to conquer Western Europe, then didn't manage to do it because he had to fight the Persian's threats from the east, then went back to conquer the west again, and had a best friend that almost likely tried to seize power from the ruler......Guys, he is basically just a Turkic Islamic Emperor Justinian.

[@ahmetgunes4095]

But his Theodora was not qualified

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

But he is himself Belisarius and Justinian combined

[@Falldor13]

ottoman never win against skanderbeg kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZvPk3SEr7-GeMUsi=5SOACPVhcgqkuFNj

[@popbob4100]

Yes the difference is Sulieman was more globally important like he conquered more lands and he himself was involved in campaigns. Sulieman conquered,infrastructure/military/economy/navy was flourishing etc. Sulieman was like Justinian but better.

[@alexrad6366]

Exactly Even during his time, Barbarossa conquered North Africa for the Ottomans, like Belisarius, which unfortunately was not mentioned in this video.

[@TurquazCannabiz]

He is not Batman, he is not Superman. He… is…. SULEIMAN!!!

[@snipzgamer1828]

For Gotham

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

​@@snipzgamer1828live in the shadows, FOR GOTHAM!

[@TurquazCannabiz]

FOR KONSTANTINIYYE

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

He wasn't such a big deal. He was simply the last in the row of 10 successful rulers. His father was a much bigger soldier and expanded the empire much more.

[@Deepak-hf4cq]

It's not about allah, it's about ill-ah😂spoken

[@KanuniSuleyman4857]

Thanks for mentioning me in your video!! ❤

[@magma9000]

We need you today Suleiman

[@Falldor13]

ottoman never win against skanderbeg kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZvPk3SEr7-GeMUsi=5SOACPVhcgqkuFNj

[@alperenlive]

*Muhteşemsin Süleyman* 😉😉💙💙

[@yaqubleis6311]

Shah Abbas the Great >>>> Suleiman I the Magnificent

[@KanuniSuleyman4857]

@@yaqubleis6311 Caliph Suleiman the Magnificent >>>> Shah Abbas the Not so Great

[@AltaicGigachad]

"In June 1533 Ferdinand of Austria signed a truce with Suleiman i in which he recognized the Ottoman sultan as his 'father and suzerain,' agreed to pay an annual tribute" Erasmus, Desiderius. The Correspondence of Erasmus: Letters 2635 to 2802 April 1532-April 1533. Vol. 19. University of Toronto Press, 2019

[@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5f]

Even Byzantine emperor recognized Tamerlane as his suzerain, but it doesn't make Timur a Roman Emperor!

[@BarlasofIndus]

​@@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5fTimur called himself a Mongol ruler, even gave himself and his dynasty the title of gurakanis,"royal son in laws of genghis khan"

[@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5f]

​@@BarlasofIndus Timur called himself "Biz kim - mulki Turon, amiri Turkistonimiz, Biz kim - millatlarning eng buyugi, turkning bosh bo'ginimiz". I haven't come across with any historical document regarding mongol title. Only by marrying mongol princess, Timur could establish the legitimacy for his dynasty! Hence, Timurids were the last legitimate steppe dynasty to rule. This royal blood and high culture, made the house of Timur, a source of admiration for ottomans, safavids.

[@safatkarim630]

Based

[@lastword8783]

So he basically legally agreed to call him daddy 😂😂

[@xslnthr1423]

Actually empire became super power in 1400's, already before the suleiman emperor, empire wasnt losing war for so long time. Suleiman just made it magnificent like hisself

[@SunsetNova]

Greetings from Morocco aka Fes to our old neighbours the Turks 🇲🇦❤️🇹🇷

[@Tomboy-u4f]

Old neighbours 😂lol cry

[@SunsetNova]

@@Tomboy-u4f you’re hilarious 😂😂😂

[@SSMasseus]

@@SunsetNova 1578 AD OTTOMAN ALGERİAN BEYLİK CONQUEST FEZ MORROCO.

[@alexmng174]

Thank you, greetings from Türkiye to Morocco

[@muhsinhalacoglu610]

و علیکم السلام loves from Turkey❤

[@lerneanlion]

History will recorded the Battle of Mohacs as the quickest victory the world has ever seen - Sultan Suleiman

[@alperenlive]

*_Domination does not come with gold or jewels. It can only happen with a sword. A land won by the right of the sword can only be preserved with the sword._* - _Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Han_

[@hakanbaybars4435]

The Mughal Emperor Humayun in a letter to Sultan Suleiman stressed that Sultan Suleiman was Caliph of not just the Ottoman domains but that of Hind as well. Humayun was reported to have written the following: "Truly, Sultan Suleiman is the only Emperor of the world".

[@Nixo77]

Oh that traitor to Islam humayun.

[@PSLGODSEdits9775]

​@@Nixo77akbar the great is better than any ottoman ruler

[@LeonXAdaa]

​@@Nixo77i have some conclusion .did suleyman had several relations with girls without knot

[@ZeeshanStates-ww7su]

​@@PSLGODSEdits9775 you know ottomans gave weaponary to mughals . Without ottoman meddling in india , mughals wouldhave never survived

[@PSLGODSEdits9775]

@@ZeeshanStates-ww7su but that was babar akbar aurangzeb build different 🗿🔥 both refused to accept ottoman as caliph

[@ldybozz]

He was extremely intelligent & very diplomatic. Fascinating.

[@PunjabiMuslim510]

Süleyman the Magnificent one of my favorites Sultan in Ottoman Empire Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤🇹🇷 Allah hu Akbar 🌹 Labbaik Ya Rasool Allahﷺ

[@Indresh2468]

Enough of commenting on KZbin, go clean the toilets of your Arab masters.

[@ucankartal4819]

Pargalı İbrahim Pasha is not mentioned at all in the video. He is Suleiman's closest friend and someone who suddenly became grand vizier without having anything to do with being a vizier. Ibrahim Pasha was the commander of the Battle of Mohács and played a major role in winning the war in a short time. He reached such a level that he overshadowed even Sultan Suleiman. Thereupon, Sultan Suleiman had his best friend, Ibrahim Pasha, who could be called closer than a brother, strangled after a meal they had together in 1536. It would not be wrong to say that Solomon's conquests ended thereupon. Before the murder of Prince Mustafa, the murder of Pargalı İbrahim Pasha had already started to turn everything upside down.

[@krakatoa_8180]

Both killing are mistakes for the great sultan the one of his Grand Vizier a formidable tactician on the battlefield ( Ibrahim Pargali Pacha ) and the killing of his heir Mustafa which the Janissairies loved very much during the ottoman it was crazy the way father would kill a son or brother who killed a brother for the throne

[@sultankebab1587]

​@@krakatoa_8180wdym its crazy for an ottoman sultan to kill their relatives? 😅😅 Almost all sultans had their brothers strangled, it was literally written into law by Mehmed II.

[@ridakwisdomwood2899]

Turkich the biggest nation of the world,....turkey,Azerbaijan, turkiministan,Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan,.... In Russian Tatar, Dagestan,all Siberia Chechnya, in China ughur,in Iran azari,in Iraq, Syria, northern Cyprus etc....Turkic is the world big nation..one language one religion they are all Muslim... This is a god gift

[@ollopaotcerazodnemaxiegame8783]

Turkey the land of prophet Noah peace be upon on him 😊

[@Gancrothor-II]

You are gaining more patreons and members. I was one of the first patreon on this channel.

[@AltaicGigachad]

The campaign also convinced Süleyman that large-scale operations of this kind could not secure more territory for him under the existing conditions of trans portation and warfare. He therefore agreed to a peace, mediated by Poland: Ferdi nand recognized the sultan as "father and suzerain." accepted the grand vezir as "brother" and equal in rank, and abandoned his claims to rule in Hungary other than those border areas that he had occupied since the original Ottoman conquest.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage video about infamous Suleman magnificent as one of the most successful Ottoman empire caliphate... bout orchestrating financial and administration of Ottoman empire regions.

[@hanifitasova519]

Marvelous vid about this great Sultan! Thank you knowledgia. Greetings from The Netherlands!!

[@Retro77691]

Suleyman The Magnificent Was An Afghan 🇦🇫

[@maiorproposita9957]

​@@Retro77691hahahahaha :D He was a Turk, All Ottoman sultans were of European origin but Turkish by nationality.

[@Retro77691]

@@maiorproposita9957 the ottomans went to war with the gnomes the war lasted from 1745 to 1792

[@yugoooooooo]

@@Retro77691 wtf

[@hassaanalisiddiqui3827]

The empire was already a superpower but he, Suleiman, he took it to great heights.

[@krakatoa_8180]

I just came back from Istanbul been there for Easter I couldn’t miss the opportunity to go and see his grave in the Suleyman mosque it was something seeing his grave next to his family members

[@sootingwhitenoise2254]

There was no Belgrade, the name was Nándorfehérvár back then. There was no Budapest, the name was Buda, and Pest back then..

[@julianivanov3058]

That's just the Hungarian name for it though. The city has retained the name Beligrad ever since the 9th century onwards

[@hazzmati]

Hungarian revisionism strikes again 😂

[@alb7568]

You hungaryans think everything was yours😂😂😂

[@kaekaeoshi69]

C'mon, for lay audiences, it is easier to understand today's name area/city than older name.

[@srbbb8778]

There was no Blegrade.. was Beograd 😜

[@arthurmorgan3180]

Him and his father were the goats, W dad and W son, also they’re in AC revelations🗣️🔥🔥💯 great video keep it up!

[@podcastler]

Suleyman is said to have written more than three thousand poems under the pseudonym Mühibbi There is nothing as valuable in the eyes of the people as the state (bliss). However, there is no state (bliss) in this world like a breath of health. What they call reign is only a fight for the world. There can be no greater happiness in this world, like closeness to Allah. Stop this entertainment, stop eating and drinking, the end is bad. If you want an eternal lover, there is nothing like worship. Even if your life is as limitless as the sands He does not even come like an hour in this mortal's fan. O Muhibbi, if you want to be in peace, have renunciation There can be no getting closer to God, like retreating into a corner of solitude in the world.

[@Nixo77]

This is amazing MashALLAH TabarkALLAH.

[@brokenbridge6316]

The Ottoman Empire was at it's Zenith while Suleiman The Magnificent ruled. I wonder how different history would've been had he not had his sone Mustafa killed?

[@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5f]

Look at Selim Yavuz. He had the balls to take the throne by force! Thus, he proved to be a determined monarch to push borders towards Muslim lands. But Mustafa didn't have that courage to take the throne from his old fart father. Life puts everything at its best place. Obviously, Mustafa was a weak one since he failed to become a king!

[@pimppvevo9225]

Maybe Italy would have been conquer because he was keen on finishing what sultan Mehmet started and also Spain would have fallen has well he was the only son apart from sultan 4th son bayzeid could have finish what there father started bayzeid was war like and Mustafa was fierce like sulieman only those 2 could have keep the empire stronger but he kill them

[@brokenbridge6316]

@@pimppvevo9225---That wouldn't surprise me at all. Thanks.

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Revelations depicted him as a soft spoken gentleman. I would not have expected that young man to become an empire

[@snowman6408]

Ottoman empire was the muslim version of roman empire

[@theodeleon]

but less influential/strong

[@yavuzsultanselimhan7968]

​@@theodeleon I think It is true that it is less influential, But certainly militarily more effective than the Romans. They fought enemies who were much more organized and who has the authority than the Romans. The Ottoman military system was the largest and strongest on the world from the Battle of Varna in 1444 until the Ottoman / Austro-Russian Wars of 1735-1739.

[@BK_718]

@@theodeleonI wouldn’t go that far. Just read a book about the Ottoman Empire and western civilization would attempt to downplay ottoman influence in Western European history. They are part of European history and culture regardless of others opinions of them.

[@CrustyCheese1991]

@@theodeleon Influential maybe but stronger? The moment the Romans fought against organized Armies with centralized Goverment they struggled, like against the Greeks and Persians. The pyrrhic wars showed that. The Romans were a civilization surrounded by mostly independant tribes which sometimes confederated but thats it. The Ottomans fought major Empires and Kingdoms, there is no comparison.

[@danielpervaiz5842]

No, because we muslims aren't divided like european countries

[@gokuha8676]

I am Iranian but I am inspired by Suleiman! Love to my Turkish Brothers

[@GÖKBÖRÜCCC]

appreciate it brother, loves back from turkiye to iran.

[@henriktandberg9899]

I find it weird that the western expansion was motivated by christianity threatening the islamic religion they held. Suleyman was known to allow freedom of religion in the ottoman empire. I don’t think he said this in real life but a quote by him in Assassin’s Creed Revelations was «The world is a tapestry of many colours and patterns. A just leader would celebrate this, not seek to unravel it.» which sums up his real view on the topic. Edit: Albeit under the «millet system». I see now that religions other than Islam were tolerated but under certain restrictions, and in reality faced a lot of discrimination unfortunately.

[@igameidoresearchtoo6511]

They weren't discriminated, it was just the sharia law , the only *major* difference non muslims had from muslims within the empire was the jizya tax, which wasn't a huge tax keep in mind, it about similar to modern day state taxes in many countries, nothing unbearable. Though they were banned from certain areas, like jews were not allowed to own or buy land within the palestine region because they would basically do 1948 (formerly it was the aqsa mosque region because back then the whole area was just the "sham"). but christians and muslims were basically equal except the tax. yes there were smaller details like the fact non muslims were never buried in muslim graveyards. Also to clarify, he did not conquest the west because it was threatening only, but because they were harrasing muslims elsewhere such as in al andalus..or what _was_ the andalus, or the fact russians (they were called by other names but basically the same people) were going conquest after conquest against muslim empires elsewhere. This man was selfless, he didn't just care for his own empire, he would come to the aid of other muslims elsewhere outside his empire through immediately fighting the offenders, where it be the habsburgs, or the russians (back then they were called that...but they still existed).

[@jeremy1860]

Every nation has that one person in their history that can be pointed to as being the one who gave their people some form of golden age, be it a time of prosperity or territorial supremacy or any other metric you can think of. For the Ottomans, it was definitely Suleiman 😊

[@lightningboltt5437]

Do the aztecs and incas next

[@davidhughes8357]

Just cannot get over that headgear!!!

[@large_hadron_collider]

There was no Russia in 15-16th centuries, only Moscovia. Rossian Empire was created by Peter I only in 1721 when Moscovia finally managed to incorporate Rus' territory (Kyiv and other Ukrainian lands around it) and decided to create an empire on the basis of Kyiv herritage. Also, *Kyiv* on your map is spelled wrong - Kiyv.

[@syv5013]

Drink your shot every time narrator said "Suleiman". 😅

[@Smutnomir]

you got me

[@darkorodic638]

or "strategic"

[@katynewt]

Beat me to it. 😏

[@AltaicGigachad]

The Turks were considered as the best warriors due to their horsemanship and skill in archery. Kaushik Roy., n.d. Military Transition in Early Modern Asia, 1400-1750: Cavalry, Guns, Government and Ships (Bloomsbury Studies in Military History). p.24. While there is much more than this to the Turks, it is true that Turks rank among history’s great empire-builders and rulers. Under the Ottomans they conquered vast territories in the Balkans and the Middle East and ruled for six hundred years. Turkey Country Study Guide Volume 1 Strategic Information and Developments pp.30 The Turks can be killed, but they can never be conquered. Napoleon in his own words from the French of Jules Bertaut p.44

[@kiroo886]

Damn a lot of buthurt ottoman hater 😂

[@marcotjepkema7154]

The netherlands wanst part of the hre at this point. It was under spanish habsburg rule

[@achour.falestine]

There is a small mistake which is that algiers was an ottoman vassal Idk why lots of people hate including us into the ottoman territories even though Algiers didnt become fully independent until 1671 ( yes they were still an ottoman vassal but they were technically independent since there was no ottoman intervention in making decisions )

[@SunsetNova]

The ruling class were Turks so you were still subservient to the Ottomans thus you were never really independent until 1962 when you gained independence from France.

[@achour.falestine]

@@SunsetNova ❌ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regency_of_Algiers Status : autonomous eyalet *Defacto* independent

[@SunsetNova]

@@achour.falestine Putting aside your Wiki page was last edited within 5 minutes 😂 you still haven’t addressed my point that you were subservient to Ottoman Turks thus you never really had independence. Creating Wikipedia pages does not change history son.

[@achour.falestine]

@@SunsetNova ? I give you sources and you say "oGh BuT yOu EdItEd It" I didn't edit it really but if you wanna believe in that dumb shit sure Iam not here to argue with a wall 🧱 I was just pointing something out Have a good day

[@SunsetNova]

@@achour.falestine Since when Wikipeadia regarded as an authoritative source? And even then the article says regency of Algiers was ruled by Turks which just proves my point that you were subservient to Turks. Son accept your history and stop faking it.

[@elxaime]

It was The Magnificent Century!

[@reezwanshaikh1]

Suleiman the great leader and Sultan

[@okanerdogn0]

Turks, whom the European people saw as barbarians, brought peace to Europe. It is an honor for me to be a Turk 🇹🇷🇹🇷💪🏻

[@okanerdogn0]

@JoshuaReadsKJV My kind does not bring chaos. If you're talking about bigots, that's different. Of course, there are still those who curse Europe, some are still trying to take Europe back, but I am quite normal, don't judge us by looking at them, we call them ignorant

[@okanerdogn0]

@JoshuaReadsKJV How are the states that promised you freedom? Russia provoked the Balkan people against the Ottomans, but now there is no one behind Russia except Serbia, who is the barbarian? Also, we gave everyone the right to live freely during the Ottoman period

[@Nicods]

@@okanerdogn0 I myself, with my own eyes, saw in Otranto Cathedral what Turks brought .

[@okanerdogn0]

@@Nicods If the Turks are barbarian massacres, why are the people in the Balkans still Christians? We did not force anyone to become a Muslim or massacre them. The ones you call barbarians saved you. The Armenians we saved from the oppression of the Romans. The Jews we saved from the oppression of the Spanish are our enemies today

[@okanerdogn0]

@@Nicods Turks are not barbarians, I am not being mean to anyone, but we know what Europe is doing. We feed the Syrians in our country for you. If it weren't for us, you would disappear. Russia is strong and they are coming. If America does not protect you, you have no chance against the Russians. We are the strongest in NATO after America.

[@ImranKhan-og6kb]

The Greatest sultan in the history of ottoman empire sultan Suleiman the magnificent

[@mukan9]

New video suggestion; How local languages of Ancient Anatolia (Lydian, Lycian, Carian, Psidian, Sidetic, Phrygian, Isuarian, Galatian, Thracian etc) were start to extinct after Great Alexander’s conquest and in Roman Empire period?

[@хейтер-д4з]

that's crazy how many people have died over the course of history just because those in power wanna fight

[@marusdod3685]

they didn't fight just for the sake of it. they had the people's appraisal if they conquered foreign lands to settle

[@princechangwook6019]

Still happening today

[@sultankebab1587]

In this period most rulers and nobles still fought on the battlefields themselves but from the 17th-18th century they really were just standing faraway with thelescopes and giving orders. It was literally a game for them, rhey were very rarely killed and even if got captured they were ransomed, that is of course if they were fighting another european country and not some barbaric tribe on some colony.

[@Rico-Suave_]

Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all in it 11:34

[@theVoid-V]

Are you bot?

[@Rico-Suave_]

@ no I have standard comments as appreciation and as a note to myself

[@gachibass3639]

If Matthias Corvinus would have been any successors it would have delayed expansion for at least 50 yrs.

[@Gamer72-12]

Assumptions

[@AceticTWO]

Great times.

[@renwoxing7788]

Why people keep talk about selim in the comments.this video about Suleiman. His father doesn't conquer hungry,half of safavid, rhodes or expand all the way to yemen and indian ocean? There are a reason why European historian called him magnificent And Not his father 😂

[@popbob4100]

I guess it’s because people think Sulieman was lucky as his father had built the empire massively but I agree with you Sulieman shouldn’t be shadowed by his father.

[@sixtyeight8781]

52 seconds ago is crazy

[@bagyinszkinandor7472]

Please dont start it here

[@meme-e-lama]

Brain rot

[@HPLovecraftsFeline]

Sounds like a lot of the script is AI written. I liked your videos for a while and they're still well done graphically and contain some good information, but it seems to be copied and pasted from a ChatGPT response.

[@dragisaradovic4863]

I like how a small Montenegro stands outside of its borders completely surrounded.

[@csabaszep8162]

His most impressive achievement was that his neck could support that enormous garlic that grew on his head.

[@suleymansavran1512]

Kafası ile çok ilgilisin.

[@Nixo77]

Finally found something to make fun of huh?

[@ahmetemin7572]

good boy! You made a joke huh? So funny, your parents must be proud of you

[@Yuen-wahFAN]

Fr that gigantic garlic hat probably weighs 500 pounds

[@revivalist355]

His decisions regarding his family and close ones are a personal issue and has no bearing on his administrative capabilities. He was an ambitious ruler , A strong authoritarian who further strengthened ottoman dominance in the balkans and had his great rivals venice and the habsburgs on the backfoot. His conquest of crucial Hungarian towns and border fortresses would see unquestioned ottoman rule over these volatile regions over the next 150 years . Unfortunately, his successors would not follow up with his success making it seem all for nothing

[@burak432]

intro part of suleyman's letter to the france asking ottoman's help : I am, the sultan of sultans, the khan of khans, the shadow of Allah on the earth, i am who crowns the rulers of the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, and Rumelia, and Anatolia, and Azerbaijan, and Damascus, and Aleppo, and Egypt and Mecca. I am Sultan Süleyman Khan, the son of Sultan Bayezid Khan, the sultan of Medina, and Jerusalem, and the whole Arab land, and Yemen and many more countries. and so you, king of the province of France, are sending a letter with your messenger to my door, where the rulers take shelter, informing us that the enemy has invaded your country and that you are currently in prison, and requesting our help for your salvation.

[@Mma-basement-215]

They said 100,000 Ottomans died at Rhodes and that the sultan said he would gladly sacrifice 100,000 more to win that tells you alot

[@janicharr35]

Thats just a Western hogwash to show theirselves as heroes, they always try to show Ottomans over 100.000 men against European forces. While the reality wasn't like that, Ottomans fought against Crusades all the time which bringt whole Europe together.

[@majedbejaoui4285]

it said that there was 25,000 deaths due to mostly disease that spread at that time but in ottoman sources it's way less then that.

[@Gamer72-12]

Wtf what is the source for that?

[@majedbejaoui4285]

Source trust me bro, in ottoman sources it's couple thousend and most if them it's due to disease. Lmao if it's 100000 then the ottoman empire would have fall

[@abdirahmaanisse6607]

Suleiman ... the ruler 📏 ♥️

[@cianmannion1752]

Another great video keep up the great work

[@Osman-Ghazi]

Why does the script of this video read like it was made in ChatGPT?

[@PastInNumbers]

It was

[@constantius4654]

We in the West are very fortunate that Suleiman's forces suffered many major defeats from Western forces including the Austrians, Portuguese and the Knights of Malta. Shortly after his death the Turkish navy was utterly annihilated at Lepanto by the forces of Venice, Genoa, the Knights of Malta, the Papacy and Spain. These heroic forces from Catholic Europe saved the West from becoming as repressive, violent, divided, unhappy and impoverished as the Islamic world is today. Suleiman and the Ottoman empire stood not for progress but for absolute regress.

[@Elizabeth20-]

I have lived in many countries and economically life in Turkey is better than almost all the Balkan countries.

[@trewytrew6357]

Answer is clear… ONION HATS!!!

[@54raynor]

It was the style at the time.

[@NahintheW]

A big brain was under that hat

[@Mohamedmerwany3rd]

Soliman the King of Ottoman Empire was very popular

[@parsarustami774]

Can you please make a video about nader shah of persia?

[@zitka123]

You said that Asharafid wasn't Interesting I your previous comments. Why do you viedo about them now?

[@parsarustami774]

@@zitka123 I said safavids and qajars. Not afsharids

[@zitka123]

@@parsarustami774 Ok

[@zitka123]

@@parsarustami774 But Safavid considered themselves Iranain and Respected Iranain Culture. They shaped Moder Iran Territory

[@logankearl8115]

Chatgpt wrote this. *Suleman did something* The video: this left a lasting legacy.... It's not well written

[@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5f]

We can see that "lasting legacy" in film industry🤣

[@AltaicGigachad]

THE TURKS AND THE WEST from 11 days. Europe stood in awe of the Ottomans who crushed many states and conquered vast territories, going, as all patriotic Turks will proudly point out, "all the way to the gates of Vienna." European literature is replete with the depictions of the Turk as the hated enemy. The English often thought of the Turk as awe-inspiring and destructive. Thomas Fuller wrote in The Holy Warre (1639): "The Turkish Empire is the greatest... the sun ever saw. ...Grass springeth not where the grand signior's horse setteth his foot." During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries , understanding the Turks ‘ military organization , given the credit for the greatest empire since antiquity , became a major European preoccupation . Speake, J., n.d. Literature of travel and exploration. p.891. By the middle of the 16th century, the Turks arguably possessed the greatest empire in the world. A History of the Middle East Paperback - March 15, 2006 by Saul S. Friedman (Author) p.181

[@ollopaotcerazodnemaxiegame8783]

Alhamdullillah ☝️

[@TitanEast54]

His reign was good but his legacy was a catastrophe for the Empire. A man who kills his own son is not a hero. He is the achilles heal for the Ottoman Empire and primarily responsible for its decline. He killed off his most capable sons

[@zayedwakarshaan2453]

Sadly true. I like him, but I don't like some of his decisions that he made.

[@TurquazCannabiz]

True but it DID prevent constant infighting and civil wars… Soooo it was kind of effective in a way

[@m.sgamingm.sgaming9897]

There is much difference between between the paradigm of a ruler and a comman man .... Yes he has his pros and cons but this doesn't make him less of a great .... The story mentioned in tv dramas are not worth to have opinion on such historical legends

[@kofi-kun6420]

You don't and probably can't be a "hero" to become one of the most powerful and important rulers in history.

[@gercekceteuyesi476]

the good of the empire is beyond the individuals

[@Aeyo]

Some things have changed with your video i can't point out the specefics but they have

[@PastInNumbers]

Chat gpt

[@spikeadam6653]

By that time the Ottoman dynasty wasn't Turkic rather it was heavily European due to intermarriage! The Ottomans are Muslim European emperors, initially Greeks!

[@mrtmutlu]

😂😂😂😂

[@spikeadam6653]

@@mrtmutlu indeed ignorance is bliss!

[@Elizabeth20-]

This is a ridiculous comment, man. because they are all patriarchal societies. Genghis Khan's mother was Turkish but he is Mongolian.

[@maiorproposita9957]

Yes, I am Turkish this is how I learned in high school: this is true, because Christian families could not coup the dynasty and take over the dynasty, so European women were chosen for marriage.

[@maiorproposita9957]

​@@Elizabeth20-what you talking about :D ? you can check wikipedia, almost all Ottoman sultants wife's were European or Caucasian :D

[@magma9000]

YOU CAN SAY THAT HE WAS MAGNIFICENT

[@letsmove9438]

the Ottman never enter morocco morocco is there before Ottman start enter countries , so be clearl about what you say❤

[@54raynor]

But the important thing is that he had an onion on his head, which was the style at the time…

[@LexSandy000]

😂😂😂☠️☠️

[@Nadir_shah_Azerbaijan]

The greatest Sultan of the Ottoman Empire: SULTAN SULEYMAN🇹🇷😎💪👍🏻🔥.....

[@Retro77691]

Suleyman The Magnificent Was an iraqi 🇮🇶

[@Nadir_shah_Azerbaijan]

@@Retro77691 🤣🤣 You are ignorant dont cry and stealing Turkey History🇹🇷 Kid🤣🤣 İrak have no history🤣🤣

[@Nadir_shah_Azerbaijan]

@@Retro77691 Ottomans was turks and they are from the Oghuz Turks Qayi boyu!🇹🇷🤟🏻🐺

[@Nadir_shah_Azerbaijan]

​@@Retro77691Suleiman is Turks🇹🇷🤟🏻🐺😎 no iraqi please read history ignorant!😂😅 İraq has no history😂😅

[@schoolofgrowthhacking]

His borders more or less resembled the Eastern Roman Empire in the 6th century.

[@uyuty600]

So intellectual that he destroyed the Corvinus library and plunged Hungary into the early Middle Ages again.

[@dantetre]

In the last few months Knowledgia made many mistakes on their maps. like Cold beach instead of Gold beach in D-day video. But this is video takes the cake. It is full of inaccurate things... What happened? You have a new animator who didn't learn History? Or you fired your proofreader?

[@David-yw2lv]

How did Suleiman create a world superpower?Very efficiently!

[@tommasologiudice6154]

Bro this video feels like it was written by an ai

[@tasmiahmasih3863]

He obviously used good humour and reasoned argument, since Islam is religion is a religion of peace and never used the sword to expand its territory.

[@taxesrtheft]

hmm im just getting into suleiman because my great great great idk how many times grandfather was Nikola Jurišić

[@taxesrtheft]

DAMN you left out the part about the seige of kozeg wtf

[@SametFake]

Elin yabancısı bile dünyanın süper gücü derken Celâl Şengör merak ediyorum😂

[@Khazarsamadov]

Safavid not a persia

[@Ghostrex101]

Unwatchable by so many and long interruptions of commercials!!

[@fresh-eggs]

Ad-blockers work. I don't see any ads

[@Ghostrex101]

@@fresh-eggs No KZbin detects them and asks me to shut it down by blocking the whole screen

[@fresh-eggs]

@@Ghostrex101 There are ad-blockers around that by-pass the trigger. I am not going to post which ad-blockers they are.

[@sirspamalot3]

Selim I the grim is the one who left Suleiman this massive empire.

[@Gamer72-12]

And suleiman managed to maintain and expand it

[@TerrorbelliDecuspacis-w5f]

And Suleiman failed to materialize the acquired resources by his ancestors, which was the beginning of ottoman downfall

[@sirspamalot3]

@Fun_Facts7212 not really, he is known as the law giver sure but made little to no effort in improving investments and reforms, he in his very long reign made the empire slow in its development and advancement. Thus in the long term it caused the empire to stop its cultural, administrative, scientific advancement thus opening the way for religious cults gaining power, the empire starting to decay in infastructure, education, commerce, tech and other areas for future sultans.

[@sirspamalot3]

​@Fun_Facts7212 the only sultan that completely revolutionised and actually made the ottomans into an empire was Mehmet II

[@Gamer72-12]

@@sirspamalot3 yes, Mehmet did revolutionise the ottomans but the main reason people dont like Suleiman is because he executed his more competent and ambitious sons. If Suleiman had died 15 years earlier. Everyone would've loved him. He lived long enough to see himself become the villain. But you can't deny that he conquered Hungary, yemen, Mesopotamia/iraq, libya, Algeria, Rhodes island and Belgrade

[@sajidkaleem735]

He and Justinian are pretty much alike

[@Zohaib_Films]

He improved justice system?? Explains why ottomans became that powerful, all muslim countries should follow their example

[@svihl666]

9:24 / 13:07

[@LonerZercan]

Ottoman empire was way bigger than this map.

[@GÖKBÖRÜCCC]

yes, not all vassals are included.

[@PastInNumbers]

AI script writings hell ain’t it

[@emirteimouri7150]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@aleksandarjovanovic398]

Selim II were valed " drunker " ' cause he were everyday drunk by wine and Greit vezit Mehmed-Paša Sokolovic rulled!

[@s3cidlp]

There are actually sources which say that Selim II was religious so he wouldnt drink lol. Especially not everyday?!

[@aleksandarjovanovic398]

@@s3cidlp i saw only sources that he was nicknam "the druker" and grear vezir Mehmet-pasha Sokolovic run the state during Selims sutanacy!

[@delijadude3455]

I feel like the script for this video was written by an A.I. Feels a bit off

[@MrMattBAX]

Wallachia was never part of the Ottoman Empire. Like Moldova, they were heavily influenced by the Ottomans and paid a yearly tribute.

[@cem4376]

Also sent soldiers at will of the Ottomans

[@Gamer72-12]

Also the Sultan chose who the prince of wallachia will be. So not really independent

[@pepperonish]

I like Omar souleyman... that is my response to this video

[@playstation4gaming870]

Hello, I have a Question. Why are the Romanian principalitys(Wallachia and Moldova) a part of the Empire on this mapp, becouse the principalitys were never a part of the Empire, there were just vassal states of the Empire but there were kind a Indeplendent in their way with many revolts againts the Empire. P.S.: Im from Romania this is why I am asking! But anyway expect this mistake the Video is Good I like it. Keep doing what you do!👏👏

[@sbj1277]

Greetings from a Serbian Wallachian!

[@playstation4gaming870]

@@sbj1277 Greeting our Serb Brothers!🇷🇴❤🇷🇸

[@furkanfy3444]

They were paying taxes and were subservient. If we don't count them as ottomans land then mongolia never conquered anywhere

[@playstation4gaming870]

@@furkanfy3444 I understand, I know that the principalytis were paying tribute to the ottoman empire(The Gate) but I was refering to the thing that they never were a fully incorporate part of the empire. They were not a ,,Pasalâc" this is what it's called in Romanian a teritory that was incorporated in the Empire. But the video was great, so I don't really mind that Wallachia and Moldavia is not on the map.

[@emregormek4900]

Muhteşem Süleyman

[@MehmetEmir23]

King of kings: Suleiman the Mighty.

[@Zadek98]

Don’t mess with Turkish people. We are the best.

[@Xirsiev]

I saw a Turkish film about this great man, completely distorting history, named "Harem Sultan," filled with disgusting scenes of women deceiving each other and engaging in immoral acts. You can't imagine the power of stupidity of those who made such a repulsive film. God bless him - Rehmatullah Alayh.

[@salih_korkmaz.42]

Osmanlı Sultan Süleymandan sonra eskisi kadar etkin kalamadı.

[@nourozeggani9452]

But soulaiman he didn’t enter Morocco and our military was so powerful we did massacre in the military of ottomans that’s why we are here

[@bayunusambai7854]

All credits goes to Osman ❤