The Peak of the Ottoman Empire - History of the Ottomans (1500 - 1600)

The Peak of the Ottoman Empire - History of the Ottomans (1500 - 1600)
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[@Knowledgia]

I am so sorry for the mistakes in this video. Ismail I of Safavid Persia ruled from 1501 to 1524 (the mistake probably appeared when the flag was edited). Also, another was about the Siege of Fez by the Ottomans. The siege of Fez was made indeed by the Ottomans in Morroco, but in 1576 when the Ottoman Empire forces from the North African region of Algiers supported a Morrocan ruler: Abd al-Malek in gaining the throne of the country. The big mistake was that the Siege of Fez wasn't against the Portuguese, but against the local sultan: Mulay Muhammed. The Ottomans succeeded in putting Abd al-Malek to the Morrocan Throne. In the meantime the former Morrocan sultan: Mulay Mohammed fled to Iberia to gain help. This led to the intervention of the Portuguese, together with their king in Morroco. in the battle of Three Kings of 1578, the Portuguese King died and this led to the end of the Aviz dynasty. Portugal was then integrated into the Iberian Union for 60 years, which was a dynastic union with Spain.

[@nightprowler6336]

Why not mention the Lebanese Revolt at Battle of Majdal Anjar when 5000 Lebanese forces commanded by Prince Fakhir El Din El Maany the 2nd defeated 12000 Ottoman soldiers and expanded territory to reach Egypt.

[@zakariaalami1491]

Thank you for this correction and great video as always

[@omarshakkur9551]

Your apology is accepted, you already won our love and now you've got our respect! Keep it up @knowledgia

[@ayoubessadek1776]

I wish you make a serie about Moroccan Empire from Idrissid to Alaouit . . .

[@oumuamua12]

6:09, also you should've mentoined that the Croatian parliament (Sabor) gathered up at the Cetin castle and made agreement with Austrian archduke Ferdand I, thus choosing him as righteous ruler of Kingdom of Croatia, indepedent of Hungarian Parliament. While Kingdom of Slavonia chose John Zapolya/Ivan Zapoljski, Hungarian nobleman of Slavonian/Croatian origin, which led to civil war, which in return further weakened the defence from the Ottomans. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Election_in_Cetin

[@equxxe]

I want the ottoman empire to be at it's peak again not because of political reasons but because of all the places you can go with 1 visa.

[@chocolate6315]

😂😂

[@muharremtgt1588]

If this will happen. İt will be most touristic country in the world.

[@mixedmaza2446]

Then u won't need any visa 😂

[@makky6239]

For that the Roman empire would be more useful

[@equxxe]

@@makky6239 honestly yeah

[@emrenuriyev9132]

Anyone:How much do you want to conquer? Selim I:Yes

[@turanserce2344]

😉😂👌👍👏

[@kymetdemir4915]

@SilentwarH we don't have slave's and we free slave's we are not like you guys

[@emreustun2988]

@SilentwarH "Slave" statemant is very different for Ottomans though. Most of the people thinks converting is like European style slavery. When you say "Ottomans also had slaves!" Europeans thinks very different things lmao. This is why Turkish people doesn't like to call them "Slaves"

[@shringletringle7021]

Kanuni did way more

[@walidhousni3186]

Overextension: *exist* Ottoman empire: anyway I start overxtenting

[@pedroeldiablo811]

Can't believe but you never talk about the French-Ottoman Alliance which is a major element of the strategy of Suleiman to counter the Habsburgs. I mean, they litteraly fought together against Austria. but you somehow talk about some trade agreement with the english which is far less important.

[@yhe7590]

Nat Duv True the alliance with the french is far more significant than the trade agreement with England , but give them some props they summarized 100 year in just a single video mistakes were likely to happen.

[@surriyajabeen2646]

Maybe because French alliance wasn't as effective as Suleman wanted and english trade agreements would've had great impacts later

[@surriyajabeen2646]

They didn't fight Austria together the ottomans attack Austria while the French were in the west dealing with other states of HRE

[@yhe7590]

Surriya Jabeen The Ottomans and french fought with each other in the Italian wars

[@surriyajabeen2646]

@@yhe7590 they fought with each other or help each other

[@hussain6469]

"You know what would be magnificent?" Said sulieman wearing an onion hat "what if the ottoman empire was really big"

[@TylerTheObserver]

Hey don't the knock onion hat 😂😂

[@hussain6469]

@@TylerTheObserver hahaha😂😂

[@suleimanthemagnificent7875]

That is Kafan that I wear

[@Grets_Arts666]

Yeah you’re correct it was

[@ThisFishNoob]

Cheeky bill wurtz reference

[@Rogerrramjet1]

The Ottoman rulers did not limit non Muslims people's praying or ceremonies,and preserved their religious or secterian organization or churches. The Ottomans were a worldwide model of this idea.Gibbons writes " It can not be argued that the Ottomans were the first nation in the new age to use the principle of religious freedom as fundamental idea in establishing their state ". Jean Bodin(1520-96)founder of European state laws,recommended to the King of France that he take the ruling of the Ottoman State as an example. He said that Padishah(Ottoman Ruler) treated the Orthodox,the Catholics and Jews as equal to Muslims and protected them all. Chenier of Geneva said in 1717: " The Turks have a very wide perspective of religion and show great tolerance" No one was punished for their religious beliefs,except for those who deliberatly insulted Islam.The few priest punished were not charged with religious offences,but with treason. Marshall Von Moltke found this source of this tolerance towards us Christians that reason for this could only be their solid and strong belief in Islam. The violence and aggression between rival Christians(Catholics and Orthodox Christians)sects in those years is recorded in their own books. After Viennas defeat,The Venetians invaded Sakiz for a short time and Mora for quite a long time. They caused so much violence that when the Ottomans resumed control,the Greeks greeted them with songs and celebration. The Ottomans also collected The Jizya from the people of the book in return for their exemption from military service and for protection Christians soldiers did not have to pay this tax.Soldiers from southern Romania,presented for service to the Ottomans in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries became very important part of army. Many non Muslims lived in the Empire ,especially in port cities. The state protected them and gave them complete freedom to conduct business,visit religious places,or just tour the country. V Morrin of Rokebey wrote that he went to Istanbul in 1794,when he was 22 years old,and had roamed freely among the Turks and found them very helpful. Ottomans respected the art of ancient civilizations.The mosaics in Ayasofia(Aya sofya) the number most famous mosques,were not touched from 1453 until 1922. Out of respect for Christians feelings,the mosaics were painted over. Orientalists,basing themselves on the twentieth century values have problem with dhimmi status of non Muslims Ottoman subjects. However they are gravely mistaken. I have mentioned the vast rights given to them in theory and practice.

[@ryanhunter2987]

Very well said!

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

@@ryanhunter2987 Are you the Ryan Hunter from KZbin?

[@mileee3776]

You know nothing about living under otoman rule like a ortadox mister!

[@fwrususes5125]

@@mileee3776 we know very well. When they revolt, ottomans show them their furious face. And now they are crying

[@shadowsheep9038]

What's new in this Ummayd,Rashidun,Abbasid Empire had already religious tolerance policy so it's not a new thing.

[@BoqPrecision]

Ottomans conquering the world... Meanwhile British just Shakespeare n Chill...

[@KJ-is5ug]

British blocked ottomans ship from Suez Canal and Spanish blocked ottomans ship from algoran sea. The ottomans can’t sail to East Asia for trade lol.

[@KJ-is5ug]

Without trade or new resources, the ottomans were doomed to decline in the 18th-19th century.

[@BoqPrecision]

@@KJ-is5ug No Suez canal in 16th century lol

[@KJ-is5ug]

Boqoreh or should I say, the algoran sea.

[@22.4mngoruntulenme6]

K J Hahaha You are such an ignorant idiot. Search about Suez Canal Ass Hole!

[@EdinProfa]

Selim I often gets overlooked for Suleiman, but if Selim ruled for 40 years instead of 8, he would have made marvels.

[@user-jy7wb6vs5m]

Or he could just as easy destroy his empire

[@sefa347]

@@user-jy7wb6vs5m ne alaka

[@shringletringle7021]

Suleiman had actual battle tactics while selim relied on overpowering that wouldnt fly in hungray austria germany poland and russia😊

[@warmonger9316]

Strong and Warrior History! Love And Respect From Hungary! 🇭🇺🇹🇷

[@aybarst.4811]

Török & Magyar One Blood Son's of Atilla! 🇹🇷🇭🇺💪

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Aybars T. Hayır alakaları yok onlarla türk değiller macarlar ama kralları arpad türktü

[@FatihKayser]

@National Autistic Socialism Cry me a river. lmao.

[@atahan2661]

National Autistic Socialism bruh chill, anyone can love turks, not everyone has to be butthurt like you. put your inferiority complex aside. i see you everywhere with your anti-turk crap

[@warmonger9316]

@National Autistic Socialism yes i love Turks what's the problem? We are Son's of Attila Our history same we are Same children of one warrior first read history then talk! Then You understand our similarities You can't decide who am i loving!

[@turskaimperial9710]

Selim and Suleiman know your job also Fatih was genius tactics!

[@ahamedihamiyun5927]

U left out Orhan the 1st and bayezid the thunder

[@turskaimperial9710]

@@edwinpuckett398 no problem yeah bro you correct II.Mehmet is Fatih (1453)

[@osmanianempire9882]

@@edwinpuckett398 Yes,I am !

[@adilchoudhury4249]

Ertugrul Gazi!!!!

[@osmanianempire9882]

@@adilchoudhury4249 Ertuğrul Gazi is the person who forms the basis of the Ottoman state,hence he is an important personality.. But to me, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han is much more valuable because he was heralded by our prophet.. Because the heralded by a prophet is different from everyone... But I love all my ancestors, they all was saint , the protector of the innocents... Let them all sleep comfortably, as their grandchildren, we will be the guardian of the innocent again, it we will come to Palestine, Yemen, Cashmere too ... we As Ottoman's grandchildren, we will not give up this case! ⚔🇹🇷⚖

[@feanorn8409]

Selim is the Turkish Alexander. His rule was short, but backed by both a well organized army and state from the rule of his father he crushed his enemies and established a dominant empire.

[@Slavov_Ukraini]

But it's not there anymore!👌👌👌

[@osminarias3954]

Not even close, had any Turk leader ever conquered Rome and therefore Western Europe then yeah but there will never be another Alexander or Julius Caesar.

[@donukgama7704]

Öyle çok büyük olman için sana denk kuvvetleri yenmen lazım.

[@alechboy3578]

Too bad the byzantines never had an Alexander since your war crime empire should have never existed

[@tsunzulu1823]

​@@alechboy3578 war crime empire? What do you mean. All empires created war crimes? Are you slow, or just have double standards..

[@musasalijanov8225]

Love Ottomans and Turkey from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@marshal_7221]

Respect and love from KSA🇸🇦 Ramadan Kareem 🌹

[@abukafiralalmani]

Fuck ISlam!

[@rezaputra24]

@@abukafiralalmani fuck jesus fuck christ

[@abukafiralalmani]

@@rezaputra24 Why do you insult an Islamic prophet?

[@simonriley6330]

@@abukafiralalmani lol you just taked our prophet and you make him your god thats how our prophet is your god and the jew did the same. Now you know Jew and Christianity are from Islam the First main Relegion was Islam

[@alexeinavalny4089]

@@abukafiralalmaniFuck you satan

[@Muhammed552]

The aggressive expansion term was founded in the year 1517 Sultan Selim 1 :

[@osmannurikrkmz]

Safavid atack Ottomans Mamkuks is send ultimatom to Ottomans. Selim not a agressive

[@battalgazi1431]

Omg ...you know Yavuz Sultan Selim ? He was a REALLY SLAVE of Allah and muhhamed SAV ! Ohh men .. Sultan Selim , Sultan Selim ...yaaa Habibi of Allah and Muhammed .

[@yabgu9624]

Such a Warrior Nation and amazing history! ⚔

[@JCRS2]

_Alex Zacharius 680_ genociding nation...

[@aybarst.4811]

@@alpha2maniac62 such a correct and gorgeous comment! 👌👏

[@sranmirkov4458]

The only reason why they were succesful in creating an empire is because balkans were very weak after all those civil wars and so they could not defend themselves. Same goes for Anatolia. If Serbian emire remained united turks would never get to Europe.

[@kebapthemagnificent264]

@@sranmirkov4458 so a great empire was created out of luck and that's the only reason?The Ottoman didint have a hard time and fighting on multiple fronts?

[@sranmirkov4458]

@@kebapthemagnificent264 So was Serbian. Byzantium was weak so Serbia used a opportunity. Thats how every empire gets created.

[@ohyeah3641]

1:24 omg you made their profiles default so no one can understand who won 😂😂😂.

[@hasanyrom9055]

@@baikal1167 ataturk fucked up the economy with his stupid nationalist statist protectionist economic policies he also failed to industrialize turkey ottomans were far more succesful

[@PredatorGamingTR]

@@hasanyrom9055 You are fucking dumb and you literally revealed your ignorance. Don't talk about something that you don't know next time.

[@oddshaft4851]

@@baikal1167 tacocuk didnt think you would be here

[@seymentheboss5194]

@@hasanyrom9055 you are dumb in a way that i m wondering if you have a braine

[@ErkanMehmedali]

@@hasanyrom9055 study the history again. remember what was the state of the ottoman's in its last period. no wonder why it was in its downfall.

[@salahddinebensebane8429]

Imagine being a good sultan This post was made by salim ll

[@ElBandito]

Peace could be just as profitable as war in those times. Timing was everything.

[@muhammadhanif2473]

ottoman also help aceh sultanate in their effort to conquer malacca from Portuguese with cannons,engineer and warships in the mid 1560s..ottoman has huge contribution towards muslims in hindi ocean and halted portugese from the red sea and persian gulf...

[@gunter6377]

Yeah but they lost fantastically

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Aceh Sultanate was Ottoman Protectorate during *1569-1903.* Until Dutch conquered it.

[@ejayaziz470]

Hang tuah yang pergi amik bantuan senjata perang dari ottaman di yaman ottoman tidak pernah datang ke melaka hanya aceh sahaja itupun sudah kelewatan kerana belanda sepanyol dan portugal sudah sampai

[@ririkoism]

@@gunter6377 Ottomans massacred the portugueses in Ethiopia and killed the son of vasco de gama

[@muhammadhanif2473]

@George Nathanael not just dutch,johor sultanate also helped them by providing foods and besieging malacca in land..

[@Emperor-of-india-1707]

What a mighty empire 💪

[@ENTERTAININGVIDEOS1]

BMA Also the empire by the above was Mighty (M.A)...

[@Spockkker]

A worthless peasant empire built on the ruins of the Roman Empire. Nothing but ignorance and backwardness came out of the Ottoman, and Muslim lands in general.

[@KHK001]

Amazing! love those Ottomans Videos

[@nurhayat9125]

I m glad

[@iDotEXE4sPT]

Do the Portuguese-Ottoman wars for control of the indian ocean, its mind blowing

[@alves5466]

🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@kasadam85]

Portugese have my respect...

[@ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

Exactly like something that you would see on TV in the old days. Great documentary here with a lot of interesting information and historical facts. Definitely an educational watch 🙌💯🧐🤨

[@blondequeen1779]

Respect ottoman from Hungary 🤙

[@BlaudracheLP]

End ottoman from austria

[@blondequeen1779]

@National Autistic Socialism I don't care who fuckin r u propaganda

[@oswor7572]

@George Nathanael Turanism has nothing to do with Ottoman Empire lmfao.

[@oswor7572]

@National Autistic Socialism Ok boomer.

[@BlaudracheLP]

@Mir Ratul Set a trap a vienna and let the holy league and winged hussars slice the kebap

[@CALEBBYPRODUCTIONS]

When I play Europa Universalis 4, the Mamluks are too large to conquer in a single war or even 4. The overextension was crazy to take so much new lands. HAHA. Seems overextension is no issue for Selim.

[@Exalted_Ro]

At 1:44 there was a mistake with the age of Ismail I 1591 - 1524 *

[@Knowledgia]

I saw that too late. I am very sorry

[@shabirwaziri6563]

Your videos on the history of ottoman empire are the best 💯👍.

[@spikeadam6653]

What a great empire ❤

[@stantorren4400]

Until 1683

[@TheTokkie]

Mass murder and mass enslavement

[@ramazanduran4690]

@tim van der velde almost like europeans in africa, america, south asia right?

[@TheTokkie]

@@ramazanduran4690 yes exactly you bunch of stuppid hypocrites glorifying one colonizer and condemning another

[@ramazanduran4690]

@tim van der velde i think you dont know what ottomans did, “almost” was sarcastic. look at africa even today they are hungry. what ottomans did cant even come close to what europeans did. i wont reply again have fun with your hatred.

[@orkunyucel3095]

The 4 most important factors in the rapid expansion of the Ottoman Empire: 1. The Ottomans employed steppe war tactics that Europeans were not familiar with. And the Ottomans made good use of gunpowder, cannons and hand cannons that the Mongols learned from China and brought to the Middle East. A century later, Europe developed the arquebus and the Ottomans adapted this new technology to their armies and developed this type of weapon further. 2. Because the war with Christians was religiously appreciated by the Turkish people in Anatolia, the Turkish people migrated from other Beyliks in Anatolia and joined the Ottoman army. 3. The Ottomans were in a region far from Mongol oppression. For this reason, Turkish tribes migrated to the Ottoman lands. Thus, the Ottoman Empire could settle this Turkish population in the new lands it conquered. 4. The Ottoman tolerance of the Christian civilian population and did not press for forced conversion, which protected the Ottomans from great Christian revolts even during the Ottoman weakness, such as the struggle for the throne

[@onurkaymak1112]

Louis II drown in the river while trying to escape from Battle of Mohacs.

[@JM-nm3bg]

Onur Kaymak yes, rumours say he may have actually been assassinated by agents of voivode Zapolya who “didn’t make it in time” to Mohacs with his troops and was angling to inherit the throne. Nobody thinks he was killed by the Turks.

[@IMACTED]

Onur Kaymak scientists now say he didn’t drown but died on the muddy shore of the river

[@SAADOFFICIAL436]

Magnificent empire

[@warmonger9316]

I'm not Batman I'm not Superman I'm Suleiman!

[@SAADOFFICIAL436]

@@warmonger9316 Sulei -MAN

[@oohforf6375]

13:02 "Would you be interested in a trade agreement with England?"

[@EPICoutcast24]

O_o The flashbacks...

[@athelloren1741]

England was in big crisis no trade no money because of Spanish blokade Ottomans save England with this trade i think

[@madaranotsoanonymousnowuch1539]

Civ6 flashbacks...

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice video. And very informative. I like informative video's.

[@stipe3124]

Since everybody just forgets to mention that Hungary was in personal Union with Croatia and that it had it's own parlament, also that it was most damaged in terms of population and teritory during Ottoman wars, i will just say that both in Croatian and Hungarian history siege of Siget was one of the most celebrated event because Nikola Subic Zrinjski was holding the Turks and fighting them with very small army and with almost no chance to winn but still was able to make a heroic last stand and stop at least for short time an army that was maybe 20+ Times larger than his

[@dominikbradvica9406]

They really do forget about Croatias historical part in the "Ottoman Wars", and they allways atribute victories or sucesses to Hungarians or Serbians, wich is quite shame. Seriously, when will people look up and post about Croatia huge sucessfull campaing againts Ottomans, seriously Croatians held the Turks longer than other nations

[@stipe3124]

@@dominikbradvica9406 They don't mention that Croatia during Hungaryan period was actually quite autonomus and that union was trough King but not trough parlament or something like that, Croatia bleeds against Ottoman Empire for three centuries and many historians just don't mention that at all

[@BalkanCrusader]

antemurale Christianitis..

[@sinisadabic5371]

@@stipe3124 neće ti oni to pokazivati, za njih je to mađarska, što se povijesničara sa zapada tiče, a zapravo smo se daleko jače borili od mađara i bili bolji borci, čak su i krenuli na beč i mađarsku jer smo mi bili pretvrdi a njih porazili lako, šteta, i tako će to nestati u povijesti, mi znamo al jbg nitko drugi, jbt pa hrvatsku nisu osvojili, samo dijelove i to nakratko a mađarska je puno gore prošla pa jbt siget i je spasio mađarsku od potpunog potopa

[@stipe3124]

@@sinisadabic5371 Madjarska i Hrvatska su bile dvi zemlje pod jednom krunom, nešto kao UK i mi smo bili kao Škotska tamo, generalno si upravu jer oni jesu površni po pitanju povijesti u krajevima koji im nisu od interesa ali vrlo je lako iskopati podatke koji dokazuju da Hrvatska čitavo vrime ima autonomiju i samoupravu iako je kralj Madjarski, uz malo volje sve se sazna

[@matthewct8167]

You got a love this back-and-forth

[@hosseinshahni]

Apart from the fact that the correct name of the ruling dynasty in Persia at the time was Safavid dynasty not Savafid, great content. Keep up the good work.

[@kubat552]

Many people do not know that the Safavid state was founded by the Shia Turkmen. They see it as an Iranian state since it was established in Iranian geography. Shah Ismail captured all the eastern anatolia azerbaijan and fars provinces with a smal Qizilbash army (magnificent fanatic Turkmen warriors). This Qizilbash army is always was the core bof the Safavids. Just like janissaries and sipahis in the ottoman army. Selim I and Ismail I spoke Turkish in their letters before the battle of chaldiran(1514). Shah Ismail has magnificent poems in Azerbaijani Turkish. Today Turkish and Azerbaijani Turks understand those poems 100%.

[@nenenindonu]

Ottoman-Safavid-Mughal golden age of Turks 16th Century ☪️

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

The three Islamic empires of the early modern period - the Mughal, the Safavid, and the Ottoman - shared a common Turko-Mongolian heritage. In all three the ruling dynasty was Islamic, the economic system was agrarian, and the military forces were paid in grants of land revenue. Despite these similarities, however, significant differences remained. And, to fully appreciate the individual temporal systems, a brief description of the political, economic, religious, and cultural conditions in each state is necessary. Within the confines of a single chapter, however, it is not possible to review all of the literature and settle all of the controversies. As a result, the brief overview that follows depends, for the most part, on the most recent general histories and surveys. www.cambridge.org/core/books/time-in-early-modern-islam/safavid-mughal-and-ottoman-empires/9D55F0A0262017473EC8A9A7ED86C508/core-reader

[@nenenindonu]

@@papazataklaattiranimam dont forget that shah ismail helped babur a lot starting with the battle of merv (1510) 😁 3 great poets selim ismail babur ❤

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

This was a golden age of Islam,not Turks. Their ethnicity never mattered. Islam transformed Turks and Arabs into Kings and literally built strong,superior civilizations.

[@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884]

@@tasinal-hassan8268 this countrys jave turk rulers so islam is better with turk rulers

[@nenenindonu]

@@jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884 Thats the reason why turks ruled Iran for an unbelievable 1000 years (ghaznavid-seljuk-khwarezmian-timurid- ottoman-ak and karakoyunlular-safavid- afsharid-qajar) instead being grateful for us expanding persian language/culture and providing protection today many persians hate us for that(ruling them), inferiority complex racism....fact is if the rulers of iran(safavid) didnt adopt shiism and caused unnecesarry wars the 3 empires would have mocked the whole world spreading islam getting colossal territories thats what afsharid ruler nadir şah wanted 😔...

[@stephenssempiira7665]

It is very informative. Thank you

[@alparslankorkmaz2964]

Nicely explained.

[@Rogerrramjet1]

CULTURE: Suleyman presided over a golden age in Islamic culture. The crown of Ottoman culture was its architecture,based on a delightful and harmonious blend of Byzantine, Arab, and Persian styles. The master-builder of Suleyman was Sinan(1491-1588),one of the greatest architects in world history. A product of the devshirme system, Sinan first-served for nearly twenty years as a military engineer in the Janissaries.His skill in engineering won him the position of the royal architect in 1538;he designed over 300 buildings in the course of his fifty-year career. His master piece is the Selimiye mosque in Edirne,in which his engineering skills managed to surpass the size of the great Byzantine dome of Hagia Sofia.The entire architectural " feel " of Istanbul is essentially the extension of the artistic vision of Sinan. ART: Other arts and literature also flourished in the Ottoman empire. Following Persian models, painting and manuscript illustration became an important art form. Metal and tile working were also highly developed. The Ottomans created a complex semi-artificial literacy from a mixture of Turkish, Persian,and Arabic: indeed the educated Ottoman could speak all three languages fluently,Poetry was an integral part of Ottoman aristocratic society; historical writing also flourished.

[@adriansexton1738]

Hey Knowlegdia, love your vids, keep up the great work! My only question is are you going to make a video about WW1. Other than that, keep up the great content your making! 👍🏻

[@putlerkaputt9201]

meanwhile Poland-Lithuania:FUUUU-SSSIONNN!

[@NimoTrains]

Still waiting for the next part!

[@hannibalbarca2928]

Allah is not afraid of the prophets, fools.Remember, revenge is delayed but never aging ! -Sultan IV. Murad Khan

[@muhammadanassiddiqui8228]

The Great empire of the era Love Ottoman from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel

[@mz5068]

I looooove your videos🌹

[@Knowledgia]

Thank you Aabid!

[@meceffeukada3767]

Funny how the ottomans and safavids are just an extension of the roman-persian conflict lol

[@LordVelari]

And Ottomans vs. Mamluks was Roman-Egypt conflict. I saw in one video about the aftermath of the Ottoman-Mamluk war: "After nearly 1,000 years, Egypt was ruled from Constantinople again."

[@muratdurmaz4691]

That is why Ottomans calls like third Rome.

[@muratdurmaz4691]

@Piolatus This is the same reason why ı said that "Ottomans called like second Rome". Because they have reigned in similar regions. BTW ı haven't talked about any kind of cultural or other types of relations beetwen two States. Also Tsardom of Russia called like 3 Rome. Maybe is because they are Orthodoxh ?

[@alialrawii3306]

but do u know what's the problem and more funnier that both of them were turks

[@johnd2550]

@@alialrawii3306 the safavids wasn't a Turkish empire lol, just because it had a Turkish influence in the hierarchy doesn't mean they were Turkish, there launguage, literature and culture was very much Iranic/persian.

[@selcukbagriacik9518]

Fun fact: Selim said the royal treasury is open with my signature (idn maybe ring) sign until the next Sultan can bring more cash to the treasury. Aaand it was the same signature till the end of the ottomans

[@ibrahimabbasi6938]

Please part 4 😊

[@joyasdecobre]

Will there be further videos covering Ottoman history post 1600 AD? Looking forward to each of them, since the ones so far have been interesting as well as educational.

[@ahmetgunduz4012]

Thanks for this video! :) But i wish you also mentioned conquest of Graz by Ottomans and Sultan become only emperor, Habsburg kings' rank equals to Grand Vizier instead of Sultan and taxed European countries by Treaty of Istanbul.

[@abdulkarimkhan1639]

Great effort. The way you present the history is better than others and the animation helps a lot. First time in the history anyone explain like this. Anyway, are you going to continue the videos for Ottoman history? If you are, Could you mention release date? Appreciate your work.

[@mdnehalahmed2003]

amazimg video quality bro

[@miliba]

Back when the Sick Man of the Bosporus was the Chad of the Bosporus

[@meh2.061]

I can't wait for the next episode, mostly because of the fact that some Ottoman Pirates took iceland for a time.

[@luisgoncalosilva6194]

Are you sure?

[@user-xd3kv9hw5n]

They were barbary pirates not ottoman

[@mohammadali3711]

Ss they served an ottman sultan

[@mohammadali3711]

Luis Gonçalo Silva yup but they kept iceland for a really short time

[@rayx1679]

WAIT WHAT!? Are you serious😲😲🤔?

[@zakariamussa3703]

very interesting

[@Rogerrramjet1]

In 6 AH,the Prophet sent letters to neighboring rulers. One was sent to Emperor Heraclius of Rome. The Prophet wrote. " In the name of God, the All-Merciful, the All-Compassionate. From Muhammed, the servant and Messenger of God, to Roman's great King Heraclius. May peace be upon those who obey the right path. I call you to Islam in the way of a true Muslim. Become a Muslim and you will find salvation. Become a Muslim and God will give you twice as much as you actually deserve. If you turn away, you will be held responsible for your subjects. " And you : O people of the Book! Come to a word common between you and us, that we shall worship but none but Allah, that we shall assign no partner to him, and that none of us shall take others as lord besides Allah. If they turn away, then say " Bear witness that we are submitters to Allah(as Muslims). The Empire diplomatically stated that Heraclius rejected the invitation. However historical sources insist that the emperor inwardly welcomed the invitation and remarked: " These places we are in now will be his in the future."

[@emreustun2988]

*Yavuz Sultan Selim a.k.a "The man who did eighty years of work in eight years"*

[@Toni-ln7ye]

Continue the series

[@superboy4738]

"How much land do you want conquer?" Suleiman the Magnificent: "Yes."

[@ErkanZH]

Can you make a video where the ottomans helped Irish people with sending food would be interesting to know more about it

[@romaniaplus]

Love it...

[@kat-yr7jv]

Tare clip :).

[@legasiuthmaniyyah1579]

The Great Old Days....

[@BoqPrecision]

Coming soon to a century near you...

[@ahmedoday3236]

Subscribe to Orhan osmanoglu in KZbin he is from Ottoman dynasty

[@ahmedoday3236]

@National Autistic Socialism WTF are you talking about when Muslims conquer a country they bring just we don't kill Christian people when entering their countries but when A Christian country colonize a country they kill their people change their language destroy their holy sites and then say that we are terror

[@BoqPrecision]

@National Autistic Socialism this why many Ottomans viziers were Christian or Jewish?

[@ahmedoday3236]

@National Autistic Socialism nope the great vizier of sultan Suleiman was an orthodox

[@ZahidTekbas]

Those good times when overextension was not invented.

[@nguyoussef8862]

Which program u r using for ?? Greaat job brotheer ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@surriyajabeen2646]

Love the music

[@user-yx2kz5bd8r]

I love ottomans thanks

[@omeryldrm-sy5wu]

Onlar bizim ecdadimiz her zaman gurur duyarız ve duyacağız 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@gabor6259]

A minor nitpick: at several occasions the light is coming from the top right corner and yet the shadows bend towards it. A bigger nitpick: at 13:36 that's "kerestesh".

[@hemsinghpanwar6470]

4:00 thanks man not many people mention the difference of names between east & west.

[@KamzaTheFox-Wolf]

Too bad they failed to form an alliance with the Ottoman Empire in the 17th century. Thanks to this we could change the course of history and even save the PLC from partitions and get rid of the Habsburgs dynasty. Long live Turkey, from Poland 🇵🇱🇹🇷

[@thatoneweirdkidwhosobsesse3494]

Battle Vienna. What are u talking about?

[@KamzaTheFox-Wolf]

Battle of Vienna, and what? Read my comment again

[@thatoneweirdkidwhosobsesse3494]

@@KamzaTheFox-Wolf what does PLC stand for?

[@KamzaTheFox-Wolf]

@@thatoneweirdkidwhosobsesse3494 PLC - Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth

[@warmonger9316]

Love Poland From Hungary Love Turkey and Poland so much 🇭🇺🇹🇷🇵🇱💪

[@cengizsogutlu]

You forget ottoman vassal on crotaion islands and coastal region Republic of Ragusa can you mention in speacial video?

[@thattimestampguy]

*Bayezid II* 0:01 Bayezid II 0:52 The Savafid Rebellion. 1:11 Selim vs Ahmet. *Selim I* 1:37 1512 Selim becomes Sultan Selim I 2:24 Selim I defeats Ishmail I 3:04 Victory in Egypt in 1516-1517 vs The Mamluke Forces. 3:33 The Ottoman Empire Expanded. *Suleiman I* (1520-1566) 3:55 Suleiman The Magnificent, Suleiman The Lawgiver. 4:36 The Ottoman Laws. 5:05 Suleiman took aim at The Christian Powers in Europe 5:20 Belgrade 1521 Rhodes 1522. 5:40 Execution of Hungarian King Louis II. 6:34 1529 Campaign against Vienna Austria. 6:53 1532 Siege of Gunz. 7:14 Peace Agreement of Constantinople 1533. 7:42 1541-1543 Splits Hungary Into 3 Hungaries. 8:15 Hostility in Europe. 8:17 Hostility in The Middle East. 8:52 The Ottoman Navy Flourishes. 9:14 Expanding Into North Africa and The Mughal Empire in India. *Selim II* 9:45 Selim's dominance and His Grand Vizer. 10:22 The Exchange of War For Peace. 10:30 1568 Non-Aggression Treaty with The Austrians. 10:42 A Rebellion in Yemen was quickly subdued. 10:52 1570 The Ottoman Capture of Cyprus. 11:07 1571 The Battle of Lepanto. *Morab III* 11:33 A New Surge of Combat with Austria. 12:07 1570-1590 More war with The Safavid's in Persia. 12:14 Constant Conflicts required Higher Taxes. 12:43 Diplomatic Relationship with Queen Elizabeth I of England 13:03 A 1581 Trade Agreement between The Ottomans and The English.

[@shabirwaziri6563]

When will you make part 4 1600-1700 years history of the ottoman empire???

[@whydiewhenyoucanlive]

You're releasing great videos, with proper quality in both information and animation. However, it would be even better if you could stop cutting Your sentences in half like this

[@akbrahma7739]

Louis of Hungary was not slain by Ottomans he met with an accident and drowned under his heavy armor. He was a little more than a teenager.

[@nurullahgurbuzer6565]

İn previous video a guy said history remembers only victorious so you didnt put Ahmed and Selim pictures to not give spoiler who is victorious. Little details show hard work Man well done

[@treasureofinfotainment9454]

Also make a more detailed Ottoman History video

[@MuhammadZeeshan-ur9gb]

Are english Subtitles available for all these videos posted on your Page? If Possible then Kindly arrange them. Hoping to see your Response soon

[@ASMapping]

One major improvement needed Work on your pronunciation of several states For example Safavids Byzantine etc.

[@Dourios_96]

Hearing him pronounce Safàvids like that hurts my very soul

[@robertoesquivel5370]

Ikr it's hard not to believe he mispronounced this stuff on purpose.

[@Dourios_96]

@National Autistic Socialism well i was hoping that he had at least heard how to pronounce Safavids before or at least look at the comments and see his mistake they are a really big channel and it is unacceptable to make such rookie mistakes

[@Dourios_96]

@National Autistic Socialism well for their time the ottomans were a bit more tolerant than any other Muslim civilization but obviously that doesn't make them a saint and when they stared to decline they became less and less tolerant also i agree that the narrator hasn't a single clue about history they probably hired him because he has a soothing voice or something

[@ASMapping]

Also the fact that he takes many werid pauses in the video for example in the start. Still his videos are informative though.

[@jacobblack1640]

When will the next part come out???

[@Amen-Magi]

I like at first snow fall in space❄

[@balintkiss6778]

At 7:06 the siege of Güns is actually siege of Kőszeg. It's a Hungarian town but close to the Austrian border so it had strong ties to german culture and has a german name too. (which is Güns) I'm not trying to be a smart ass I just happen to be from there. :D

[@essidmedamine8130]

May the souls of the soldiers of the 7 nations army rest in peace !! you served the celestial banner well heroes !! CcC

[@prasadtangirala4309]

Astonishing

[@birulusbirvatan2370]

Ottomans

[@alexandrub8786]

But the safavids didn't get assimilated in the persian/iran population?

[@birulusbirvatan2370]

@@alexandrub8786 Bro, today 40 million Turks live in Iran. Half of Iran speaks Turkish. The current Iranian leader Khamenei is a Turk and he can speak Turkish :) Safavids/Qajars/Seljuks/Timurids are at least as Turkish as the Ottomans.

[@birulusbirvatan2370]

@@alexandrub8786 And Szekls and Gagauzians are our brother too. You are the sons of Attila. Respect to European Huns

[@birulusbirvatan2370]

@Hassan A No problem Kurds are also part of the Turkish nation since 1071

[@birulusbirvatan2370]

@Hassan A Also Ziya Gökalp is a Kurdish and he determined the principles of Turkism

[@selimkahraman5582]

Safavid is Turkıc nation

[@Realite58]

Yavuz Han Sacmalama salak

[@selimkahraman5582]

@@Realite58 şah İsmail Türk devleti kuranlar ve destekleyenler Türkmen

[@biliminsrlar5752]

Safavid was Turks taking over Persia for like the millionth time at this point.

[@cemparlar1321]

Safavid Dynasty roots back to the 12th century Khorasan which is built and expand by Shia Turkmens. When Sarı Selim was born, India, Indo-China, Persia, Central Asia, Anatolia, North Africa, Arabia, Mora and Balkans was under the reign of Turkish Shahs and sultans. 16th century is golden age for Turks and Turkmens who followed the different ways of Islam.

[@ErkanZH]

@Yavuz Han adam azeri türk

[@OttomanGrandson]

No nation can write its own history without talking about the Turks.

[@leroiarouf1142]

What about France??? France influence the world more than Turks...

[@OttomanGrandson]

@@leroiarouf1142 With colonialism? :))))

[@kasadam85]

@@OttomanGrandson yes, with colonialism. That's a success depending on how you look at it.

[@OttomanGrandson]

@@leroiarouf1142 Who are the French?

[@bouragebayoussef9457]

beyezid never chose selim as his succesor he chose ahmet what drove salim to a rebelion that ended with dethroning his father and taking his place as the new sultan how can you make such a mistake !!!

[@wajahatmalik979]

aaagh my heart just aaahm.....uh i got so sad when i hear or read the history of ottomans the Osmani Empire May Allah Osman Ghazi and all muslim leader souls rest in peace Ameen ya RabulAlaminnn

[@grimmblack8489]

Respect from Egypt

[@eca3101]

Ottomans were terrible for us Masriyyan

[@canavarkatili6157]

@@eca3101 What is Masriyyan ?

[@eca3101]

@@canavarkatili6157 It means Egyptians in arabic

[@canavarkatili6157]

@@eca3101 We save you all and saved İslam .And you saying they are terrible ! o_O Sorry but are you dickhead or non-muslim ?

[@canavarkatili6157]

@@eca3101 You are just dog .You dont know about history and Islam History .Only you barking to me . I dont like this cancer humans .Like you .

[@Rogerrramjet1]

CREATION OF THE EMPIRE:As the masters of the new technologies Ottoman military expansionism did not cease with fall of Constantinople in 1453. During the next century and a half they conquered most of modern Serbia,Croatia,Hungary,Romania,Moldavia,and southern Russia from the Europeans. Syria and Egypt were conquered from the Mamluks by 1517.Mesopotamia and much of Arabia were added by 1538. Most of North Africa was conquered by 1574.Throughout the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries,the Ottomans were not only the most important Islamic empire,but largest and most powerful European state as well.

[@Sam-wt1cx]

@ali akbulut in 1570s,,Crimean Khan with support of Ottomans burnt down Moscow twice and conquered some territories beyond borders of Crimean khanate,,Russian emperor Ivan The terrible paid homage to Selim II and the conflict ended.

[@user-mv3dc6yu3q]

They conquered a weakened balkan countries,then got some persian lands and got the Mumlak sultanate and some arab tribes in north africa,then failed horribly in Vienna and from there on The Ottomans were undeveloped,killing poeople,uninovative ,,Sick Person of Europe". Then the Balkan countries during the,,Age of Nationalism" got some ideas of independence and kicked the ass of the Ottomans.

[@user-mv3dc6yu3q]

@Yusuf Isa they conquered Constantinople after 50years with army protecting it of 2k people and with the help of cannons. Im not saying that the Ottomans were weak,but they got a really big luck. Ottomans were still undeveloped compared to the other Great powers. Still there are many other greater empires that existed such as ERE,Bulgarian Empire,Russian Empire,French Empire,China and so on. On top of that you slaughtered so many people. You should not be proud of that.

[@user-mv3dc6yu3q]

@Yusuf Isa and? Who gives a shit. Are u even in this conversation?

[@user-mv3dc6yu3q]

@Yusuf Isa it was a big luck. The Byzantine and Bulgarian empire were one of the strongest on earth by most of their life period. But in their last days they became weak. ERE as I said could mobilize 300k ppl by 500AD and 100k around 900AD,now it could only 6k ppl. Constantinople was defended by only 2k ppl and you had cannons. So thats a great luck. Bulgaria not only became weaker by the same time,but they separated itself by three. And Serbia was about to beat you,but traitors failed everything. So thats again great luck. Austria helped you with Hungary and the Mamluk sultanate hat traitors again. So thats again great luck. Then the battle of Vienna and u r the sick person of Europe. Age of nationalism,which made the enslaved to fight for freedom and you have Seebia and Greece having their independence. Then in the first balkan war 4newly created countries beat a ,,Great " Empire. To call yourself Great and so on is nonsense. You never invented anything and slaughtered so many ppl. Because u blocked the way to Asia,the whole Europe would had to travel the whole Globe,man WTF. Just to give u an example of how ,,civilized" you were.

[@aminaramzan6312]

Knowledia Where's part 3 and 4 and if there is part 5 of this series

[@user-cs2gh5ql4u]

Can you make video for April April uprising, Balkan Uprising and Ruso-Turkish war

[@ljubiteljcrtica4973]

I can not believe you didnt mention Nikola Šubić Zrinski and the Battle of Siget.

[@jacky1032]

Because it is not important.

[@arvinhut5228]

Ottoman Domination 350 Year Croatia hm

[@KajMenePitas]

@@arvinhut5228 lol - Zagreb never fell

[@beerus8158]

In 3 years selim did all that not far away from such a brutal guy

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

So when is part 3 coming out? 1600-1700?

[@shubhsjbp]

When is the next part releasing