The History of the Ottoman Empire (All Parts) - 1299 - 1922

[@Knowledgia]

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[@gulreezmba3136]

This is lovely, thanks for sharing and making us learn. The content is clean, clear and easy to understand. Thank you again 🙏

[@yaragi]

It's really good & well researched; but don't you honestly think that the amount of ads might well be counterproductive due to their extremely interruptive amount cutting the video constantly. I completely understand the need to make revenue - it's just that you might end up missing some in the end.. Oh well, you have the statistics and know better, I just thought I'd mention....

[@dragos_16]

@@yaragi haha we romanians like money(btw hes romanian)

[@ronkozlowski8169]

@@yaragi I watched the whole of it. Not one ad. Just saying.

[@elvisrain4688]

Wasn't FULL DOCUMENTARY. About Gjergj Kastrioti (Skenderbe), who had the same childhood story like Vlad Tepes (Dracula). He turned back in Arberi and ruled as a leader for 25 years and never loosed a battle against Ottomans. One short time you put him in the video.

[@ArturHolanda91]

One of my favorites facts from history is that the ottomans and austrians spent centuries fighting each other and collapsed fighting together.

[@saimalishahid1406]

Ironic

[@yokartik]

and almost same thing happening today between greeks and turkey, they wasting their energy by insisting on their rights without giving any each other. if they'd get along with each other somewhere in the future they would probably quadruple their power or more. Ironically, they refuse to see their past; If they did, they could realize how powerful and prosperous they have been throughout history when the two sides of the Aegean join together.

[@yokartik]

But with this logic, the Greeks will also want to claim land by saying that the western Anatolia belonged to them thousands of years ago. what happened, the Greeks reclaimed enough land, the Turks protected enough land. maybe they can try to bond with each other with small gestures to solve geopolitical problems. The problem is that they both consider giving little land a matter of honor. this is very old-fashioned and meaningless stubbornness. Both sides are the same in behavioral and cultural matters. Despite their different colors, both sides have the same mindset in terms of both belief and social aspects. Those who do not accept this do not realize that they do not accept it because they are the same. i believe greek and turk allience might shape the next modern century for whole europe and middle east. but they both need suppress the radicals within their country first. do i know how? no, thats the job of the politicians.

[@yokartik]

@@turkishultranationalist engin bilgi ve tecrübelerinizle aydınlatmayı deneyebilirsiniz. ben doğrusunu öğrenmeye hazırım.

[@awesomepersonvideos8815]

@@yokartik English please?

[@Nick-rs5if]

My great grandma was 17 years old when the Ottoman Empire was dissolved. I've met her, she died in 2009. It's amazing, it was founded in 1299 and is almost still in living memory!

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@Kaan_is_myname97]

@@Universal.. omg so many mistakes here i dont even know how to start. Sinan was not albanian. Atatürk had nothing to do with albanians. at least i am leaving this here and cya dude.

[@Universal..]

@@Kaan_is_myname97 All the names I site are true (with the source). Mimar Koca Sinan ibn Abd al-Mannan called Sinan, or Mimar Sinan is an Ottoman of Albanian origin. Source : Cragg, Kenneth (1991). The Arab Christian: A History in the Middle East. Westminster John Knox Press, (ISBN 0-664-22182-3) p. 120. Many authors tell us that Atatürk had Albanian origins (maternal or paternal or other ...) Example : 1 - Atatürk... obviously fair hair may have been an inheritance from his mother, who was of Albanian descent. Source : The Mankind quarterly, Volumes 3-4, 1971. 2 - The parents of Kemal Ataturk came from Albania. In Greece, a prominent part was played in the life of the country by Albanian statesmen, soldiers and especially sailors. The island of Hydra, not far from Piraeus, is an isle of Admirals Source : Illyrian venture: the story of the British military mission to enemy occupied Albania, 1943-44. (Edmund Frank Davies), Bodley Head, 1952 3 - Many Turks bear a close resemblance to the northern European peoples. Ataturk, for example, the son of a Turkish mother and an Albanian father, had blue eyes, blond hair, and fair skin. Source : The rising crescent: Turkey yesterday, today, and tomorrow. (Ernest Jäckh), Farrar & Rinehart, 1944 4 - Pope Clement XI, the famous Cardinal Albani, and the great Italian statesman, Francesco Crispi, were of Albanian origin. Twenty-five grand viziers and numerous high officials and officers of the Turkish armies during the last centuries were Albanians and many believe that Kemal Ataturk has Albanian blood in his veins. Source : South of Hitler (Marcel William Fodor), Edition: 2. Houghton Mifflin, 1939. 5 - Mohammed Ali, who sold tobacco to Napoleon's army in Egypt, eventually become a Khedive and founded the dinasty wich ruled Egypt until 1952, was Albanian. Ataturk was partly Albanian origin. The Italian Premier Francesco Crispi was of Albanian descent. Source : The intelligent American's guide to Europe (Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn). Arlington House, 1979 6 - Turkish citizens of Albanian origin are believed to be well represented in Turkey's military establishment: the founder of modern Turkey Kemal Atatürk was of Albanian ethnic origin and so is Kenan Evren, ex-president and military ruler... Source : Südost Europa, Volume 45, (Südost-Institut München. Abteilung Gegenwartsforschung), Die Abteilung, 1996 7 - Born at Salonika in 1880, of Albanian parents Mustafa Kamal Pasha at an early age took up a soldier’s life at the military staff school of Turkey at Constantinople. Here he obtained the name of Kamal, which means uperfectionw for his proficiency in mathematics. Source : History of Middle East (R.S. Chaurasia) Atlantic Publishers & Distributors, 2005. 8 - Mustafa Kemal, called Ataturk, the builder of modern Turkey, was an Albanian on his father's side. And the present president of Turkey, Kenan Evren, is also of Albanian origin. Source : Telos, 78-81 State University of New York at Buffalo. Graduate Philosophy Association. 9 - According to various sources, Mustafa Kemal was not Turk by origin, but probably Albanian. Source : The New Encyclopaedia BRITANNICA (Philip W. Goetz, Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc, Robert P. Gwinn - 1991; p. 421 Etc... Some Turks can't accept that Atatürk had Albanian ancestry because Atatürk is an important character for them. Because Atatürk is the father of the Turkish nation. Besides, it is obvious that Atatürk is a European (physically) ... Besides that there are millions of people of Albanian (European) origin in Turkey. The number of people of Albanian origin is about 5 million (or more) Sources : - 1 Yenigun 2009, p. 184. "Turkey contains 5-6 million Albanians (more than in the Balkan area)" 2- Saunders 2011, p. 98. 3- Deliso 2007, p. 38

[@ryufight7987]

And schools barely talk about the ottoman empire all they talk about precious Rome and Greece ..but they forget to mention the empire that made Rome crumble and made the byzantine empire crumble . Toke constanople and changed into Istanbul

[@Murat-xh6jg]

@@ryufight7987 agree wıth you mostly except Constantinapol called istanbul after founding of republic. It was called Constantinapol or Constantinia during Ottoman rule

[@christopher.saint.christopher]

I can't express my gratitude for this and similar channels. I'm a history nerd, currently broke and in residential flux, so being able to watch this video and check out for a little while is huge. Thanks a million, to you and all the history creators on KZbin.

[@buttturd7320]

I like that..."residential flux"...nice wordplay...

[@jzpatelut]

THANKS DEAR '@@buttturd7320' FOR YOUR COMMENTS WELL AS I SAID BEFORE I DIE ANYWHERE IN WORLD I WOULD DEFINITELY WANT TO RESOLVE 1915-OTTOMAN EMPIRE ISSUE WITH TURKISH GOVERNMENT IN THE WORLD THANKS FOR READING JITEN PATEL GUJARAT INDIA jzpatelut..

[@jzpatelut]

well 1915-ottoman empire issue is most important in world to resolve in the world !!! jiten patel gujarat india jzpatelut..

[@fami-com4275]

@@jzpatelut if the ottomans got on britain and america's side it would survive for more years

[@jzpatelut]

THANKS DEAR '@@fami-com4275' FOR COMMENTS YOU SEE ONLY RUSSIA AND ONLY RUSSIA CAN HELP 1915-GENOCIDE MATTERS NOT F...BRITAIN AND AMERICA THEY ARE ONLY FOR MONEY ONLY MONEY DO YOU HAVE THAT MUCH MONEY ..!!! jzpatelut..

[@condemoussa3891]

I love how this ancient history documentary dives deep into the lesser-known aspects of ancient civilizations. Truly enlightening

[@thepioneer1525]

This isn't ancient but I agree with you.

[@xuuuul00]

This also shows that every civilisation ends up falling with time

[@theodoreroosevelt9886]

“Either I conquer Constantinople, or Constantinople conquers me.” - Mehmed II

[@_caracalla_]

“Either I conquer Constantinople, or Constantinople conquers me.” - Mehmed II - - Theodore Roosevelt

[@a.b.k-tv7687]

Mohamed not mehmed

[@_caracalla_]

@@a.b.k-tv7687 ha ha.

[@Hakanerdmmm]

@@a.b.k-tv7687 same ..

[@GabrielGarcia-km2ou]

Constantinople should have conquered him

[@Gaibreel]

Im still blown away that the Ottomans lasted until ww1 😮 Amazing video! Thrilling and the music was perfection.

[@Pakos-Terimos]

Biggest empire in Whole earth history.

[@Dfthg-bz3hp]

Very resistant cancer indeed

[@Kakashi1isjskks]

​@Pakos-Terimos it wasn't even as big as the roman empire at its height 🤣

[@LuLu-qu3oz]

@@Dfthg-bz3hpthe cancer is you

[@TheRealSkulldozer]

​@@Dfthg-bz3hpmad balkanite

[@alexgorecki7282]

I always wanted to learn about the Ottoman Empire, and this documentary did it perfectly for me to just jot down notes and spread out my research to other aspects. I hope there will be many more documentaries like possibly on the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth on how it begun and to the downfall like this would be amazing! but also i want to say keep up the great work. You deserve a lot more subscribers than you have.

[@cyrusthegreat1893]

Same here.

[@jovancarovic9914]

what fool did this nonsense? Serbia was not under the Turks during Bayezid. This is a PURE LIE

[@ShipsandGames]

@@jovancarovic9914 That was a mistake. At least he does effort on his videos. Have you done something like this?

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@tvpress7]

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[@jeff6777]

This was really informative and well done!

[@gorkembulut]

I can't imagine how much time you put into this perfectly-made documentary. Thank you!

[@arjunratnadev]

I can't believe I lasted continuously for over 45 mins which is great 👍👍

[@deborahlaloan5740]

I was listening to History of Ottoman Empire from another YT video one evening in 2015 before I fall asleep. Before I got out bed the next morning, my daughter surprised me by saying, "let us go to Turkey for 10 days Mama!" We did. It was very exciting. Feels like I want to go back and see more of Turkey.

[@rosiehawtrey]

I wouldn't at the moment if I were you. They're not in a very snuggly mood right now.

[@hannibalbarca2928]

@@rosiehawtrey Can you explain exactly what you're talking about?

[@happylifewithziba]

@@rosiehawtrey I have two American neighbours here in Istanbul and I am thinking about go and snuggle with them if thats the thing you stupidos believe lol

[@kayacenk4164]

@@rosiehawtrey what u talking about? stop watching fake western media. even we do not watching Turkish tv bcuz all bullshıt

[@Levo_D_Angelo]

🥰

[@jerulew3547]

I enjoyed this history lesson. The way the story was told is easy to follow and using the illustration of the land and the sultans was engaging and fun.

[@derick3482]

left out a lot

[@jordanfan5896]

Jordan Fan，Prophet of Environment。范楚漳，環境先知： The lives of those Ottoman monarchies are so short lived and died so readily and rapidly that they will be better off became Consultants than Sultans. In reality they all short lived because they all had a huge Harem of many dozens of concubines women they can constantly have sex with to negatively affect their health and longevity. There were even more women in a Ottoman Turkish Harem than Black women in Harlem!! Napoleon Bonaparte has conquered Egypt when Egypt was still belonging to the Ottoman Emoire. While Wellington only knew how to Welding tons of junk metals together. And Nelson was only capable of deploying his half nelson moves in wrestling, Napoleon Bonaparte had lots of great military & strategical maneuvers. Among them are his ability to Blown apart the bodies of all his enemy’s soldiers with his cannons while keeping his own soldiers from being Blownaparted. Napoleon Bonaparte’s soldiers all have great appetite therefore they would constantly ordering French Fries 🍟 from Marshal McDonald while he still needed to constantly loading cannons with Quarter-pounder cannonballs!;;,)?!

[@FLOPPA81034]

Nonsense, the truth is that none of the Turkish channels have a history of the Ottoman Empire from its foundation to its collapse.

[@Dustii91]

Thank you for taking the time to teach me about my own heritage. I'm Turkish Cypriot (Born in Britain), and at 32 years of age, have only now taken the time to begin understanding my history! Fascinating content 🙏

[@thebesthumantolive]

what? how the hell are you a cypriot if u were born in britian

[@freemanontheland507]

You need to study the fastest growing religion in the world... Al Islam...

[@billrerikson6378]

​@freemanontheland507 you should study many muslim countries average iq, such as Palestine where the average is 83, and Somalia one of the lowest in the entire planet.

[@Gia1911Logous]

If you're a Turkish cypriot this is not your heritage what? Do you know about history? Cyprus has its own and way better history. Only a Turk would say this is their heritage. It would be fine if you said that. But Turkish Cypriots have Cypriot heritage

[@User_sdjfj753]

​@@Gia1911LogousGreek nationalists argue that Turkish Cypriots were not Turks at all, but were the indigenous people of the island who later assimilated, became Muslims and became Turkified but the truth is After the entire island was controlled, Turks migrated to the island from Karaman and Taşeli regions by the Ottoman administration and Turks from the central part of Anatolia such as Beyşehir, Ürgüp, Niğde, Aksaray, Akşehir and Kayseri were brought home and migrated to Cyprus during the Ottoman period. The descendants of the Turkish Cypriots living on the island today (except for those who came from the Republic of Turkey after the Cyprus Operation) come from the Turks who were sent to the island under Ottoman rule. So he definitely has Turkish heritage.

[@Ronaldo1414x]

Man, I love this guys videos. It takes a LONG time to actually make these videos. A full documentary! The highest amount of respect from me.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

"Courage leads people to victory, indecision to danger,cowardice to death." ~Selim the Grim

[@njb1126]

Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to... well I’m sure you know

[@itarry4]

Plenty of examples of Courage leading to huge defeat and death and a few where cowardice has lead to out right victory. Better stratagy, weapons, training and a bigger better equipped army is definitely a better option for victory every time than courage. Boringly good planners, military leaders who are good at employing the right people in the right places to keep their armies well supplied and led by great tactical Generals are the rulers who really win wars and create the biggest empires. The further back you go the more influence and effect having a brave leader had on the out come of a battle and it definitely helped but its far from the only thing or the most important thing for a great leader needs to be a conqueror. Just take Augustus, he was a very average general and not particularly brave, once leaving the sight of a battle before it started and leaving it to his main General Agrippa to lead the battle and all his battles from then on. It was the one thing that Romans disliked about him and most of his propaganda was trying to make up for this perceived lack. However he was a truly great leader, Emperor and Politician and especially good at the boring stuff of feeding the masses and putting the best people in the right places.

[@easy5989]

@@arolemaprarath6615 mal

[@AnatolianHittite]

@@arolemaprarath6615 The Indian workers bowing in front of the Arabs.

[@sonicman52]

@@itarry4 True statement

[@skullybros8733]

Amazing history video about the Ottoman Dynasty! Before watching this, I did not know anything about the Ottoman Empire other than it being an Islam state, but this video has given me so much knowledge about the accomplishments each Ottoman ruler has achieved. Keep making more of these qualitative videos! :)

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@christian78478]

This map is incorrect in some areas. for example Independent Georgian states were never the part of the Ottoman Empire, some of them were only Vassals for some time, but not the part of the Empire: ▶ Duchy of Racha (1050-1789) - de facto independent Georgian entity. ▶ Principality of Samtskhe - 1266-1625 AD. ▶ Duchy of Aragvi (1380-1747) - de facto independent Georgian entity. ▶ Principality of Svaneti - 1460-1857 AD. ▶ Kingdom of Imereti - 1463-1810 AD. ▶ Principality of Guria - 1463-1829 AD. ▶ Principality of Abkhazia- 1463-1864 AD. ▶ Kingdom of Kakheti - 1465-1762 AD. ▶ Kingdom of Kartli - 1478-1762 AD. ▶ Duchy of Ksani (15th c.-1801) - de facto independent Georgian entity. ▶ Principality of Mingrelia - 1557-1867 AD. ▶ Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti - 1762-1801 AD.

[@littlehermite1205]

@@Universal.. Smh I admire the Koprulu family and despise Mehmet Ali of Egypt on the same time lol

[@Take_youre_head_off]

They were insane

[@trevinowens70]

These are not accomplishments. Ottoman was trying to rule over everything for religious purposes.

[@codygriffin8256]

What an amazing video. Thank you so much. I had no idea how wild this history was and I'm ashamed that i never really thought about the Ottoman empire. Thanks for educating me on the subject.

[@adnanb179]

Best video about history of Ottoman Empire that I ever seen on YT. Congratulations 👏🏼

[@AlEx-jk8kg]

he is in my discord server btw knowledgia is romanian, join quodism pls.

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@IsraelAintReal]

@@Universal.. shut up

[@jordanfan5896]

Jordan Fan，Prophet of Environment。范楚漳，環境先知： The Sultan of the Ottoman Empire had give birth the entertainer Donny and Marie Osmond! The lives of those Ottoman monarchies are so short lived and died so readily and rapidly that they will be better off became Consultants than Sultans. In reality they all short lived because they all had a huge Harem of many dozens of concubines women they can constantly have sex with to negatively affect their health and longevity. There were even more women in a Ottoman Turkish Harem than Black women in Harlem!! Napoleon Bonaparte has conquered Egypt when Egypt was still belonging to the Ottoman Emoire. While Wellington only knew how to Welding tons of junk metals together. And Nelson was only capable of deploying his half nelson moves in wrestling, Napoleon Bonaparte had lots of great military & strategical maneuvers. Among them are his ability to Blown apart the bodies of all his enemy’s soldiers with his cannons while keeping his own soldiers from being Blownaparted. Napoleon Bonaparte’s soldiers all have great appetite therefore they would constantly ordering French Fries 🍟 from Marshal McDonald while he still needed to constantly loading cannons with Quarter-pounder cannonballs!?,?!

[@theseyi]

@29:18 wow Shah Ismail must have been amazing! Started his rule in 1591, and finished it in 1524. My man managed to go back in time 🤩

[@prasish]

You should've known...

[@zakismail2593]

Loool

[@ronkozlowski8169]

Bc to Ad. the man lived about 3000 yrs. Ancient Alien i guess.

[@arda213]

Yeah he should have said 1491.

[@dobricavasic2861]

Shah Tahmasp (his son) was one of the greatest enemies of Suleiman I!

[@christineholliday4564]

I've been to Turkiye twice for extended stays from Istanbul to the Hatay region (Antakya & Samandag) prior to the fairly recent earthquakes. I love Turkiye. Some info I knew & some was new to me. Thanks! I found this interesting. 🧿🧿🧿

[@setshow9135]

The way this guy pronounced the name Musa shows me that he did his due diligence in research. The intonation was perfect and he mentioned it many times. Well done!

[@neilonaniet]

And yet, "subsequently" is a word he has no idea how to pronounce 🙂

[@el-Cu9432]

You cannot be serious. He does alright for an American but Musa is not a difficult name to pronounce. More difficult for English speakers is the name "Mahmud", which he does mispronounce.

[@ZeeMiucin]

​@@neilonaniet The "H" is not silent !

[@neilonaniet]

@@ZeeMiucin Huh?

[@jordanfan5896]

Jordan Fan，Prophet of Environment。范楚漳，環境先知： The lives of those Ottoman monarchies are so short lived and died so readily and rapidly that they will be better off became Consultants than Sultans. In reality they all short lived because they all had a huge Harem of many dozens of concubines women they can constantly have sex with to negatively affect their health and longevity. There were even more women in a Ottoman Turkish Harem than Black women in Harlem!! Donny and Marie Osmond could be the relatives of the monarchies of the Ottoman monarchs. ,,!!

[@patrickbennett1094]

Please add subtitles that are not auto-generated, it would be so helpful for research. Your videos are awesome btw! Keep it up!

[@NoNamedOne]

this video is perfect relation between level of details, simplicity, clear voice, discussed theme. well done Knowledgia

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@tylerreinke3221]

My partner and I are travel abroad and like to learn and experience new cultures together. One of our next stops is Türkiye. Tonight, as I was reading articles about the this truly fascinating (to me) part of the world, I discovered, watched, and saved this video to watch with him. The narrator is truly informative and his description was captivating. Thank you for enriching and expanding my mind!

[@vhscopyofseinfeld]

That’s awesome you’re able to travel and explore the world with your partner. I dream of doing the same with my SO eventually but don’t have time atm.

[@narinac6647]

Nerde yaşıyorsan yaşa eğer türkiyeye geliceksen zenginsin ama türkiyedekiler zengin değil😢

[@Oabize]

If you like history Epic History Tv makes awesome videos. I watched the first crusade video of the channel and its rly ebtertaining

[@andileyendeki8874]

I am South African 🇿🇦...Ottoman history is so interesting I've learned so much about Turkiye and I wanna visit❤

[@siliyemoodislam]

Did you know Ottoman Muslim Turks slaughtered Armenians, Assyrians and Greeks ?

[@kasadam85]

​@@siliyemoodislamOttoman or Muslim or Turk? These three things are different if you didn't know. Serbians were once Ottoman and yet weren't Muslims, Moroccans were Muslims yet they weren't Ottoman. Having clarified what's obvious, the massacres you're talking about were mutual, you can pretend Turks, Ottomans and Muslims weren't killed by Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians all you like but that doesn't change history.

[@siliyemoodislam]

@@kasadam85 Ottomans were Turks. Muslim Turks.

[@heyitsvos]

You won't regret it. Make your plans 🎉

[@kasadam85]

@@siliyemoodislam Core nation of the Ottoman empire were Turks but Ottomans weren't just Turks

[@DrDrolly]

Learning about History shows us that it's a living thing and that all the modern empires and institutions and believs are not final but only another step in our evolution. It humbles me but at the same time gives me a sense of empowerment.

[@treyyoungley6171]

Well USA already 300 years

[@AZ-bl5qs]

​@@treyyoungley6171 as a country. Not as an empire.

[@Isabella-je5op]

@@treyyoungley6171yea they won because of help and money of other European countries that hated uk more

[@treyyoungley6171]

@@Isabella-je5op what are you even talking about.

[@nyny1475]

When Mehmed II called his father back to the throne his father refused. Although he was a child Mehmed II wrote his father a letter saying. " If you are the sultan come and take the throne, if I am the sultan than I order you to come and take the throne". Murad wanted to spend time in spirutual matters and become secluded but after his sons clever lettee he had no choice to take the throne.

[@ethemyilmaz78]

Thats not true . Watch and learn the truth. ( Halil inalcık , İlber Ortaylı , Ahmet Anapalı , Murat Bardakçı , Erhan Afyoncu )

[@nyny1475]

@@ethemyilmaz78 sallama

[@bassoprof]

The idea of recalling the retired Sultan Murad to the throne came not from Mehmed II, who was still a young lad, but from his old and wise Sadr- Azam Çandarlı Halil Paşa. As is well known, Mehmet II had Çandarlı Halil executed following the capture of Constantinople, primarily as a result of rumors spread by his rivals alleging that he took bribes from Byzantium to dissuade the Sultan from invading the city. According to many historians, another reason for Mehmet's rage was the letter delivered to the retired Sultan at Çandarlı's behest. Appearently, the boy Sultan had been deeply offended by this intervention to his authority.

[@nyny1475]

@@bassoprof Mehmet II is populary praised for writing such a clever letter in Turkiye. However, if Candarli wrote the letter unbeknownst to Mehmet II, it is understandable why he would be mad.

[@jacksonterrance8833]

​@@nyny1475Ahh yes I believe the advisors of the turks have a history of doing so. Since Bayaziid I. Early letters to and from Timur showed possible future campaigns. I can see Mehmed 2 finding letters from timur at constantople and loosing his shit. location location location.

[@chelseagodfather]

Brilliant history of the great Ottoman Empire. It doesn't get as much attention as the Roman Empire but it's just as important in world history. Thanks for sharing!❤️

[@smrtnosni2358]

@Yourfather1372 Are you sure about that ?

[@enriib4820]

@Yourfather1372 You are 100 percent correct 👍 nothing can ever compare to the glory that was Rome.

[@iskambillordu]

@@enriib4820 lmao. Rome is overrated. HRE and Ottomans was wayyy more glorius. And i didnt even mentioned Mongol empire.

[@___E]

@@iskambillordu your name is literally Caligula you trolling Romaboo

[@gossipgoz]

It is more important as the way we conquered Istanbul was simply the most festinating historical lesson and also how we peacefully ruler Jerusalem…

[@albertt755]

I really liked watching this interesting and well-researched documentary. It kept my attention the whole time. Kudos to the creators!

[@theukrainianhistory]

Interesting history, thanks for video! Greeting to Turkey from Ruthenia (Ukraine)!

[@kaan_Askin]

Slava Ukraina 🔱🐺

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@theukrainianhistory]

@@kaan_Askin , glory to heroes!

[@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt]

@@Universal.. Thank you for your honesty my friend! It is an undeniable fact that the Albanians were(and STILL are) the most loyal ally of the invading Asiatic hordes. Imagine if only George Kastriotis, the great Christian warlord could see that ... I can hear him rolling in his grave...what a shame to his legacy!!!!

[@Universal..]

@@CaptainHarlock-kv4zt Not all Albanians have been with the Ottomans throughout history. (Gjergj Kastrioti, Çerçiz Topulli, Arvanites etc...) Example : The advent of Skanderbeg at the head of the new Albanian state had a strong impact and earned him the esteem of the Vatican and the great European powers of the time. With the exploits of Skanderbeg and after those of Achilles, Alexander the Great and Pyrrhus (his compatriots Pelasges) ends one of the most beautiful periods of the history of the region. The League of Lezhë (Albanian: Lidhja e Lezhës), also commonly referred to as the Albanian League (Albanian: Lidhja Arbërore), was a military and diplomatic alliance of the Albanian aristocracy, created in the city of Lezhë on 2 March 1444. The League of Lezhë is considered as the first unified independent Albanian country in the Medieval age, with Skanderbeg as leader of the regional Albanian chieftains and nobles united against the Ottoman Empire. Source 📜 : Babinger, Franz (1992). Mehmed the Conqueror and His Time. Princeton University Press. p. 54. Archived from the original on 18 May 2016. ... a solid military alliance was concluded among all the Albanian chieftains along the Adriatic coast from southern Epirus to the Bosnian border. The fame of this valiant prince reached, also, France where half a dozen dramas were written in his honor and where, especially, J. De Lavardin, devoted to him a famous biography which charmed Ronsard so much that he composed the following sonnet (in old French): Sonnet to J. De Lavardin (🇫🇷) sieur du Plessis-Bourrot Epirus only is in fertile horses, Good to ravish the taken at the Olympian course, But in warlike men, whose ancient blood Boasts of being the descendants of the valiant Achilles. Pyrrhus is my witness, who, razing many a city, Had the old Argian wall for a tomb, And Scanderbeg, hating the Scythian people Who from all Asia drove out the Gospel. O great Epirote! O valiant Albanian! Whose hand has defeated the Turks twenty times and twice, The terror of their camp, the terror of their walls, You would have died however, swallowed up by Fate, If the learned work of the wise Larvardin Had not, by forcing your death, regained your battles. Source 📜 : (History of Georges Castrioti, nicknamed Scanderbeg, king of Albania - 1576). SKanderbeg must be placed in the rank of the greatest generals of which the History makes mention and that the Turks were well advised by naming him prince Alexander in memory of Alexander the Great. Source 📜: Gibert 1914 Here are some more than honorable battles of the Albanian army of Skanderbeg against the Ottoman Empire: 1- Siege of Krujë (1450) League of Lezhë - Skanderbeg (🇦🇱) - Vrana Konti (🇦🇱) Albanian troop: 8,000 men, a quarter of them infantry; 1,500 to 4,000 garrisoned in Krujë under the command of Vrana Konti. Against Ottoman Empire - Murad II (🇹🇷) - Prince Mehmed (🇹🇷) Ottoman troop: 100,000 men, Ten guns. Result: Albanian victory. Source📜: Francion p. 89 2 - Battle of Albulena (1457) League of Lezhë - Skanderbeg (🇦🇱) Albanian troop: 8,000 to 10,000 men. Against Ottoman Empire - Isak Bey Evrenoz (🇹🇷) - Hamza Kastrioti (nephew of Skanderbeg)/ Traitor. Ottoman troop: 80 000 men. Result: Albanian victory. Sources📜: Hodgkinson p. 148. Franco p. 320. 3 - The battle of Otonetë League of Lezhë - Skanderbeg (🇦🇱) Albanian troop: 5,000 men Against Ottoman Empire - Mustafa Pasha Ottoman troop: 15,000 men. Result: Albanian victory. Source📜: Francione, Gennaro (2006) [2003]. Aliaj, Donika (ed.). Skënderbeu, një hero modern: (Hero multimedial) 4 - Siege of Krujë (1466-1467) League of Lezhë - Skanderbeg (🇦🇱) - Tanush Thopia (🇦🇱) - Lekë Dukagjini (🇦🇱) Republic of Venice - Nicolo Moneta (Venetians) - Baldassare Perducci (Venetians) Albanian-Venetian troop: 13,400 men. Against Ottoman Empire - Mehmed II (🇹🇷) - Ballaban Badera (Albanian traitor) Ottoman troop: 30 000 - 100 000 men . Result: Albanian-Venetian victory Source📜: Babinger, Franz (1978). Mehmed the Conqueror and His Time. Etc ...

[@lividboo6472]

thanks man, I'm interested in the ottomans history and this is helping alot

[@panel7369]

I think you should look at Ataturk’s life his whole life was basically preparing for Turkish war of Independence and it is amazing I hope you at least look at that!

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@sinanyar1229]

600 yıl biraz zor gelir öğrenmesi sana hiçbir yerde duyamayacağın bir bilgi vereyim. Osmanlının kurucusu osman bey şeyh edepaile de misafir olmuştur yattığı odanın duvarında kuran-ı kerim asılı görmüş ve ona karşı uzanıp uyumak saygısızlık olur diyerek kalkmış ve 6 saat boyunca kuran-ı kerim okumuştur sabah uyuyakalmış kuran-ı kerimin başında ve bir rüya görmüş şeyh Edebali'nin göğsünden bir güneş çıkmış ve osman bey in göğsüne girmiş, daha sonra osman beyin göğsüne tüm gökyüzünğ kaplayan kocaman bir çınar ağacı büyümüş 6 büyük dalı varmış. Edebali ye anlatmış bu din adamı onun çocuklarının tüm cihana hükmediceğini soyunun da kızından devam ediceğini söylemiş osman bey Edebali nin kızı ile evlenmiş ve 6 saat kuran-ı kerim okuduğu için soyu 600 yıl mükafatlandırılmıştır. Modern tarih kitapları yazmaz bunu objektif olmadığı için ama her Türk bunu bilir her müslüman buna inanır.

[@MMartec]

Great, it got me really interested until the end.. I was expecting a little more on the Ottoman Portuguese fronts in Africa and India, but so much was going on at that time, it's not easy to resume over 6 centuries into about 1 and a half hour animation doc.... well done!

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@shortsmediahd2219]

@@Universal.. It's not just the Albanians. The Ottoman system was very good and the commanders were trained from Persians, Arabs and Balkans.

[@PhyrexJ]

@@shortsmediahd2219 he’s spamming Albanian rubbish on every video, he’s very insecure

[@OsiC42]

What? Ottomans in India??

[@MMartec]

@@OsiC42 well... yes hehe. They had some alliances there, but the Portuguese never lost a war in the Indian ocean, so they failed to get in, every single time...

[@airbendingninja23]

These guys and kings and General are some of the most wonderful and unbiased channels about history ever i love watching them

[@atreussonofhippodamia9182]

I genuinely believe the Ottoman empire would've expanded even more if it had a better geological location, The Ottomans were surrounded by everyone yet they put up a good long fight

[@bc_7644]

I mean that's natural if you're such a large empire, enemies are everywhere

[@TheMiril88]

@@bc_7644 they were the enemy to everyone, nobody disturbed them, they wanted always the war...!

[@bc_7644]

@@TheMiril88 Really? In the video it is mentioned that the Russians were abusing their rights as "protector of Christians in the Balkans," would you say that the Ottomans somehow provoked it? While it is true that the Ottoman Empire went to wars often to serve their self interest, often with a very thin if not existent cassus beli (?), that isn't very remarkable, looking at other empires. For example, Alexander the Great attacked the Persians with no provocation from them. There are many other cases in history like this.

[@GoatOfWar]

Ultimately though, all empires crumble. Even the west is unfortunately in decline now. China is a rising threat.

[@nishantkumarsingh5065]

@@TheMiril88 Completely agree

[@markb1935]

I'd love to see Seljuk History.

[@cyrusthegreat1893]

Same here.

[@reaperplays4170]

@Ziezi The First mongol take after seljuks

[@markb1935]

@Ziezi The First Not necessarily, the first Turkic empire that was documented is the Great Hun Empire, which was established around 210BC/220BC.

[@reaperplays4170]

@Ziezi The First what no bulgars came from western russian area while the turks came from central asia and northan china

[@skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306]

@Ziezi The First "bulgarian" haha, even their name is from Turkic Bulgars. I just love when you historical revisionists from some minor balkan states pretend making sense as if anyone would care yet just portray your centuries old historical grudge against the Turk subconsciously like some mentamidgets

[@shahidpasha4074]

Always delightful to visit Istanbul, what a contrast of old and new

[@thattimestampguy]

0:00 Start 0:16 The Ottoman Empire 0:39 First 100 Years 1:01 1299 Osman I, styled himself as the first Sultman 2:13 Expansion through Anatolia 2:52 1326 Ottomans Capture the city of Bursa, 1335 Ottomans make Bursa their Ottoman Capital City. 3:14 Turks strengthen their power. 3:40 Khandari Kara Halil comes up with the idea of Janissaries. 4:42 Sultan Orhan Ghazi Expansion captures Iznik in 1337 and Uskadar in 1338 5:15 Alliance of John VI Kantakouzenos 6:38 Murad I captures Adrianople and make it the new capital city of the Ottoman Empire. 7:25 Capturing Macedonia! 8:19 8:47 More troops 9:04 Bayezid I 9:18 Principality of Karaman 9:51 Peace between Bayezid and the Principality of Karamen 12:06 Timur defeats Bayezid I. 13:08 A Decade Long Ottoman Civil War/Interregnum.

[@rk7ios]

Thank u so much 😊

[@jordanfan5896]

Jordan Fan，Prophet of Environment。范楚漳，環境先知： The lives of those Ottoman monarchies are so short lived and died so readily and rapidly that they will be better off became Consultants than Sultans. In reality they all short lived because they all had a huge Harem of many dozens of concubines women they can constantly have sex with to negatively affect their health and longevity. There were even more women in a Ottoman Turkish Harem than Black women in Harlem!! Napoleon Bonaparte has conquered Egypt when Egypt was still belonging to the Ottoman Emoire. While Wellington only knew how to Welding tons of junk metals together. And Nelson was only capable of deploying his half nelson moves in wrestling, Napoleon Bonaparte had lots of great military & strategical maneuvers. Among them are his ability to Blown apart the bodies of all his enemy’s soldiers with his cannons while keeping his own soldiers from being Blownaparted. Napoleon Bonaparte’s soldiers all have great appetite therefore they would constantly ordering French Fries 🍟 from Marshal McDonald while he still needed to constantly loading cannons with Quarter-pounder cannonballs!

[@Space2037]

​@@jordanfan5896You know very little about the Ottoman empire. First of all, the sultans were all Muslims and strictly adhered to their religion. Even this is evidence that will refute your thoughts about the harem. Napoleon Bonaparte is also a pretty good commander, but he was defeated by an old warrior of the Ottoman empire. My advice to you is to learn history well. Otherwise, you'll continue to talk nonsense, continue to praise and disgrace your stinking commanders.

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@jordanfan5896lmao

[@orionplays8043]

Love this video from Greece and love turkey from Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇹🇷

[@matthew7027]

Much love back to you komşu❤️

[@tamadichikuribayashi9639]

We love you too 🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷

[@soloturk2470]

❤

[@eserekim1588]

🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷

[@oguz8776]

σε αγαπάμε επίσης. είμαστε συγγενείς παρά γείτονες

[@gelagatalam]

I like this knowledge channel,, Verry educational👍👍

[@Knowledgia]

Thank you so much for watching! :)

[@rickyyacine4818]

Sound like a bot or npc comment 😂😂😂😏😏😏😏

[@fragmaka]

@@Knowledgia why wasn't the genocide mentioned??????

[@semuganzabicusulaiman2353]

@@fragmaka it's not genocide time

[@alimali2120]

@@fragmaka For genocide you have to mention your father/grandfather . Not the Turks .

[@Tokski]

One of the greatest empires in human history, 1299-1922 even the year numbers are similar from its foundation until its dissolution..

[@RealEstate660]

What is great about being a murderer? a sociopath? it is nothing to be proud of.

[@RealEstate660]

@StarsMyDestination Why should I cry?

[@furkanmengi3797]

​@@RealEstate660 It is so obvious that you did not research about the Ottomans, the Ottoman Empire was never a murderer, on the contrary, they did not kill anyone innocently because of their religious beliefs, which enabled them to dominate from Europe to the Crimea and from there to eastern Iran and all of North Africa, believe me, for centuries in eastern Europe. If they had committed genocide, they would never have remained in power for that long, on the contrary, the Ottoman Empire gathered scattered and constantly conflicting Communities in Eastern Europe and yes I am proud of it because the Ottoman Empire had a profound effect on today's world. I agree with you, because Europeans don't like the Ottomans very much because they remained in the shadow of the Ottomans for 300-400 years. Also, no one talks about the millions of indigenous people killed by Europeans in America, if you're going to make an impartial comment, please mention them.

[@RealEstate660]

@@furkanmengi3797 Romania never conquered other nations, we were peaceful people. I do not know about other Europeans counties, any country that invade, kill, rape, etc etc, other countries, are nothing more than psichopats, homo maleficent (they look like us "homo sapiens" but they are not like us, their HEARTS are dark. Only the unloved can massacre and be proud of it, only the forever REBELLION can kill and say "we are the best". But here we also must blame, the leaders that brainwashed the minds off all soldiers, to kill in the name of faith, in the name of whatever....... Stop glorify murder, common people what to live in peace and harmony, all wars on this earth have been made possible only by homo maleficent, they occupy all the high places in all societies, so they can easlly manipulate Homo Sapiens.

[@furkanmengi3797]

@@RealEstate660 As far as I understand, your attitude is not only for the Ottoman Empire. You are against states killing other people to gain power, even if these are soldiers. I agree and support you here, but in the past these had to happen, for religion or not, if you don't kill and grow, they will kill you. I can say that this thought is valid for today. I wish there were no wars, but unfortunately, even today, developed countries such as Russia and Ukraine are fighting for their own interests (I do not blame Ukraine because it is Russia that started the war). There are still wars in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya, and thousands of innocent children and civilians are harmed unjustly. I mean, wars will end when man realizes that he will live without destroying his son (unfortunately, I don't think that will ever happen 😔)

[@mingruitak2751]

Just one note on King Louis II, he was not executed but he drowned while fleeing the battle of Mohács after Hungarian forces were defeated. Howevever, this docu is splendid. Thank you 😊

[@mutuyalcin2293]

plusieurs historiens de l,époque de toutes religions et nations prouivent son décés sur le champ de bataille en 2 heures

[@irmavincent9546]

Thank you so much!!! I am always fascinated with the Ottoman culture, and this is the time to learn more and more!!!!

[@karizlovem]

Yes, the Ottoman Empire is a very magnificent state. Investigate 🙂

[@yusufcakiroglu61]

@@karizlovem helalll

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@sebbestaxxo4633]

@@Universal.. Yes true. Ottomans empire had the millet system. People were regarded by their ottoman nationality instead of ethnicity and religion, Many high ranking officials were from balkan origin. Proud of that empire

[@theodoruspantelides8661]

@@karizlovem heyy buddy i own a greco turkish friendship discord server if you want to join send me your account

[@garylalrindika2865]

This is what i have been waiting for... Very informative and crystal clear... Keep up the good work of showing the world's most interesting histories...

[@kaeyice783]

This video literally explained what I couldn’t learn for a year in school in only one hour and a half. Thanks, Knowledgia.

[@Teriyaki418]

Well done! Very informative, excellent narration of historical events. This part of history was obscured from History curriculum in my high school years. So much of my instruction was focused on western history.

[@Moh_Mocha]

Yes in the Western hemisphere, they don't really teach much history other than that of the country you're residing in.

[@Lica_The_Furry]

drinking game: take a shot every time they say Russo-Turkish war

[@kvanck5774]

Hahaha good one.

[@SmallPotato2313]

Or austro-turkish war

[@reee_4067]

That's what neighbors do. LOL

[@CantHandleThisCanYa]

Take a shot every time he mispronounces normal words (not even names of people or places) You’ll be dead in an hour.

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@I_hu85ghjo]

Man, i am so grateful that i live in a time where i can learn the history of an entire empire without travelling thousands of kilometers and browsing through hunderds of books

[@WeyardWiz]

Bro the janissearies were so problematic lol

[@High_Mauntains]

Janissearies made Ottoman as a Ottoman Empire what it was then..not Sultans..

[@axethrowing1801]

@@High_Mauntains nothing happens unless with out Allah's permission.

[@arda213]

@@High_Mauntains No, Janissaries were like Varangian guards. They were around only 5000 men until Suleiman.

They are the reason why Ottoman fell after Suleyman

[@High_Mauntains]

@ Not really, Ottoman failed because of women, no book will tell you this..😀

[@MAC_GEORGES]

As a Lebanese, my great grandfather was an Ottoman colonel and I am really impressed to see pictures of him in the classic uniform. It was an amazing empire ❤ Edit : thanks for all the comments and likes !

[@piercecowley255]

Not if your Armenian though

[@One10ab]

​@@piercecowley255Nobody cares about armenians

[@denisdenisov4036]

Yeah by time if your grandfather it was 🦃 already

[@dominicomucci3014]

An evil empire. Probably one of the most horrific up there with the Mongols and Chinese for sheer brutality suppression and slavery. Horrific empire.

[@MAC_GEORGES]

@@denisdenisov4036 he served during WW1 which was the real fallout of the empire tbh

[@yanaromanova1639]

Thank you so much for such a complete doc!!!! Great amount of effort was put into this, I can tell!!! THANK YOU!!!!

[@nenenindonu]

Swap Bayezid II with Murad IV and we can say that the first 10 Ottoman sultans were the top 10

[@arishemghoul9571]

Why

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

En öne çıkmışsın knk

[@ardaurkmez6201]

If you guys didn't understand what he said he made a joke or meme (I think so)

[@ikielinsesi1843]

Ottoman Empire advanced her infrustructure, architecture, skills and numbers of artists, scholars immensely when Bayezid II was the ruler. Many criticize him for his passive policies but in fact, people were very tired of wars. There was non-stop expansion and wars in Mehmed II's reign. Although Mehmed II was the conquerer of these lands, it was Bayezid II who transformed the conquered lands to a part of homeland. Bayezid II was the one who prepared the intellectual ground of the world's strongest empire in 16th century. Think it like a machine: Mehmed II used this machine to it's full might for a long period of time. But the machine needs to cool off to stay undamaged and keep working for a much longer period. Bayezid II stopped the machine, modified and updated it to work much stronger and much longer with much more stability and delivered the machine to Selim I.

[@fahimredwan]

@UNOG yeah u r r8 he didnt went to war always stayed in the palace in a drunk position and his son murad iii followed him as his father and the dynasty went on

[@mynamejeb8743]

the Ottoman influence ranged as far as modern Sumatra Island of Indonesia. making a Protectorate of Sultanate of Aceh under the Ottoman's control. the Ottoman played a significant role in the Aceh's conquest of Malacca (modern day Malaysia and Singapore territories)

[@alparslankhaan1071]

Yeah, There are Janissary grave in Aceh, Sumatera Island

[@mynamejeb8743]

@@alparslankhaan1071 wait waaaaat? thats so cool

[@alparslankhaan1071]

@@mynamejeb8743 You Know Makam Tengku di Bitay?, That's it

[@anonymuzz99]

Sumtra is still hindu dominated somehow along with a few of those island. Surprising considering the entire part converted under conquest

[@mynamejeb8743]

@@anonymuzz99 im not sure about Hindu dominated. there are pockets of Hindu Buddhist culture from previous trade with Indian merchant. but the Majority is still Muslim. but you are right in account that besides Bali, Sumatra has relatively larger Hindu Buddhist population compared to other island

[@titnesovic4522]

This was an insane journey, thank you for your work!

[@austinperry1671]

How has HBO, or any tv show creator missed this kind of history

[@ItsTonyMontanaMayn]

The world now opposes any power allocated to do with Islam. Unless it’s negativity

[@schipfan360]

Because it would show Muslims in a positive and there wouldn’t be a way to insert Jewish characters

[@deepcoder1845]

@@schipfan360 Its called history class in HS and taught to folks who went to school. I learned everything about the Ottomans and especially Attaurk who finally brought Turkey out of the dark ages...

[@rawi4880]

@@deepcoder1845 Ataturk is the Turkish dark ages. You need a new history teacher.

[@Nsaison]

Netflix made an amazing docuseries about mehmed the second

[@rikki-tikki-tavi2456]

Very well done! This was interesting, factual and yet quite enjoyable!

[@TheMykr0]

Literally was looking for a video like this last week. Awesome stuff

[@stevebishop7055]

I was hoping for more content on the Battle of Megiddo in 1918. Oh well! Enjoyed all the rest. And thanks.

[@cancankaya8063]

Nablus meydan muharebesi Biz Türkler için (Kara Gün)

[@eddy._.1822]

The live chat is a battle between balkans lol

[@ardaurkmez6201]

Yeah your right

[@kasadam85]

@UCosDGfZgkzOQ_mczdT-q7RQ don't be like that bruh, come on.

[@JuTakii]

@@zuzudernegger9721 you’re joking right

[@seandawson5899]

@@zuzudernegger9721 only 20 years ago.... and yes there was terrorism and atrocities committed by many with many different viewpoints. Timeline history has a good video on it if you are commenting in good faith and really are looking for answers...

[@benjiusofficial]

The Live Chat is pretty funny lol

[@elzbietabetlej4085]

The jannisaries troops were very problematic when they realized they actually were able to impose their will on Sultan if they were unhappy. But I can say in every country when one unit gained to much power and started to think about their own gain not the country wellfare, it is when powerfull country starts to collapse.

[@fatihunal8400]

like the Proeterian of Romans and Varangian of Byzantine ;)

[@lilianokupa9557]

Well, the ottoman empire made their beds, so they had no choice but to lie on it

[@bratletobatka]

The janissaries were abducted kids by force from their families from the Balkans - Serbs, bulgarians, greeks, albanians, croats and romanians. Which was kinda ironic and also logical to happen in a certain moment of the history of OE.

[@copperbeard7196]

Literally the Pretorians all over again.

[@hemantpanwar5502]

@@bratletobatka but why they made them soldiers in place of Turks?

[@ArualMe]

Sultan Selim I (Suleyman father) was very strong. He conquered at least 30% of what Ottoman Empire would be.

[@ahmetmdre4129]

Suleiman was not a very good leader. He was already at the height of Ottoman power when his father, Selim I, left the country to him. It was very easy to do this when he already had so many opportunities. He also killed his own son, Şehzade Mustafa. Şehzade Mustafa was a very intelligent, knowledgeable boy with a great military genius. If he had not killed him, the Ottoman Empire would probably have moved much further. Also, for the first time in history, a Turk did not rule the Ottoman Empire because of Suleiman. I'm talking about Selim 2. He is the son of a Ukrainian woman. By the way, where are you from?

[@yourweith8710]

Yavuz Sultan Selim effect

[@turukbodunucuntunudmadmkun2088]

@@ahmetmdre4129 Suleiman is grear

[@canxba4551]

Maybe if he would reign more than 8 years he would take all Persia and east europe (italia, austria and so one), but the territories of the ottomans was to big to go further out. Everytime when the Ottomans started to take areas of Germany. The germans took that areas back when the army Is going back to the capital. That was common. In the time of Suleiman Khan, no army goes in a open battlefield with them. Thats why his soliders could go into cities like Stuttgart. In those times the ottomans got taxes from nearly all european countries. It was not difficult to take more areas. It was difficult to stay in that areas. So if they go the europe the persians started to attack them. If they attack persia european contries attack them. Thats the reason why they couldnt conquer more areas without loosing some. Even Suleiman Khan said that he reached the final borders of the ottomans. More than that could lead to dangers.

[@ahmetmdre4129]

@Kubilay Rûmi Not many Ottoman sultans. After Selim II, only the children of foreign concubines began to be enthroned. The mother of any sultan before her was not a foreigner. Except for a few sultans who came after Suleiman I, none of them were good.

[@Coltjora]

knowledgia has always surprised me with the detailed and so factual work that it always gives me goosebumps while watching any of his documentary. Great work knowledgia keep it up 👍🏻 Love from Punjab(India)

[@jocelelcamel5125]

My heartfully support for this writer to show us the history of ottoman dynasty. Salute 100% from Philippines with love.

[@alcubz2622]

Im half Filipino. I wonder why do Filipinos always brought up their country when making comments. Is their some cultural relevance to that?

[@jocelelcamel5125]

@@alcubz2622 yes that' mean your proud watching different languages.

[@alcubz2622]

@@jocelelcamel5125 watching?

[@jocelelcamel5125]

@@alcubz2622 I'm am watching turkish

[@alcubz2622]

@@jocelelcamel5125 do you understand my question?

[@Bitlontravels555]

Beyazid the second was a remarkable leader. It's leaders of his stature that made Ottoman empire rule the world that long. Very impressive.

[@abdulkadirsakz1074]

hiç sanmıyorum

[@legendaryboxer9769]

Yeah he was a good Sultan but not as good as Mehmet the Conquerer or Selim the Grim

[@abdulkadirsakz1074]

@@legendaryboxer9769 sen türk deilsin anlamazsın o bize göre sefere çıkmamış şeyhülislam niteliği taşıyan bi padişahtır

[@abdulkadirsakz1074]

@@legendaryboxer9769 Bro kastetmek istediğin 1.Bayezid olabilir bir daha bak

[@legendaryboxer9769]

@@abdulkadirsakz1074 zaten. Yıldırım Bayezid yaptığı fetihlerle iyi bir padişahtı ama Ankara savaşında yanlış yaparak esir düştü. Karşısında da Timur gibi bir adam var. Bu yenilgi Bayezidin kötü padişah olduğu anlamına gelmez.

[@skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306]

Osman Bey never used the title "Sultan". It was his grandson who used the title first.

[@muratkurt1687]

friends are telling the truth 1. murat used it

[@godofchaoskhorne5043]

Yup. Khan was the title used. Even after the Ottomans started using Sultan they also used Khan. Looking at the title of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent / Law giver at the height of the empire the guys title is longer than most books lol. Generally they were referred to as Sultan "name" Han (Khan) Hazretleri (his holiness/majesty). Full title included Khan of Khans. But also included titles such as Emperor / Ceasar and protector of the two holy cities / mosques etc etc The people used Sultan / Padişah (from Persian) / Han and Hünkar etc

[@Mavzer_]

First user Orhan Ghazi.

[@MikhalisBramouell]

@@godofchaoskhorne5043 I prefer the title given to the Sultan by George Karaiskakis: Kotzia Skatosultan Mahmut (Kotzias being a cross between turkish Kotzam "great" and medieval greek Kotsos "gimp")...

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@Yolandamaria100]

Great history. Good work! Thank you

[@abzanali7779]

Great stuff . watching this during the month of Ramadhan, It is always good to learn about important history times. This allows us to see how the world is sharped. Thanks Knowledgia

[@marysantiago8897]

History is not just theirs it's ours as a human race. I'm fascinated with ancient civilizations around the globe 🌎 with that said I'm going to watch the history of the ottoman empire and love learning more and more about the brave men and women that fought for their legacy, for future generations. May they never be forgotten. Forever honored and given the utmost respect.

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008..

[@loussislamic3806]

هم قاتلوا لأجل رضى الله فقط فلم يكن لهم رغبة في المجد

[@bernimunro1299]

My best subject in school now I'm 65 still enjoying the best history lesson wow

[@_caracalla_]

@@Universal.. selamlar from Turkey :D

[@mattsankey7410]

P

[@jjt1881]

Wow! What a magnificent and intensive marathon of history. Wonderful job, very well researched and presented!

[@Dabby-t5m]

I just love the music that really takes away from the commentary. Its just *chefs kiss*

[@englishwordsforkids]

What a great empire! Thanks for making such a detailed video about Ottoman Empire. Really love it

[@RealEstate660]

What is great about being a murderer? a sociopath? nothing to be proud of.

[@RealEstate660]

@@Stannis1923 I know my real history, not the fake one you think you know. We never concured anyone. Only defending from people who think, stealing, murdering, slaughtering, and many more, it's fun. This kind of people have damage on the brain. We never concured anyone, never ever. My people wanted to live in peace with everione. If you think you know your history, tell me something, what nationality where all the sultans? Zionists.

[@emretumkaya6223]

@@Stannis1923bro why you hating us and you saying we are murderers we literally developed your whole country in our rule Wtdym and ottom empire has a rule that treating good to country which is invaded

[@annegreengables6367]

​@@emretumkaya6223 The Ottoman Empire sold slaves in the marketplace until Ataturk ended it in 1918. Are you proud of the Janissaries? Imagine someone kidnapping your 8 year old son, brainwashing him into a religion that enslaved you & your wife, then he becomes a soldier for that empire.

[@nightdragonx123]

I would LOVE a video like this (or the parts broken up then put together like this one originally) on Russia and Anvient Rome. You do an amazing job telling a broad history with just the right amount of context

[@julayrivera]

As a curious fact, in the battle of Lepanto, Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra , greatest Spanish writer ever, and author of Don Quijote de la Mancha, fought and lost the use of his left arm, giving him the name of “El Manco de Lepanto” throughout his life. (Manco is some one who misses a hand or an arm).

[@SacredSoundTherapy-p8c]

I can't express my gratitude for this and similar channels. I'm a history nerd, currently broke and in residential flux, so being able to watch this video and check out for a little while is huge.

[@esoterra8050]

The Ottoman Empire was often on the verge of colapse, but always turned around and made a huge comeback to the suprise of everybody around them! Stay strong my friend ;)

[@kugblenugodwinmakafui6385]

​@esoterra8050 the best comment here!

[@Yunky_]

stolen comment

[@Superlegend56]

Was just about to start this series so this is awesome timing

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@babycheesus666]

sick job, guys. Can't even imagine the amount of work that went into this. Subscribed

[@bdleo300]

Actually, a rather bad video.

[@ChiRickyboy]

I like to go on my break, eat and watch these vids. Thank you.

[@AbdellahAbdellah-jv1dz]

I am proud that I am Algerian of Turkish origin, meaning Karghli.

[@brakbuisleri5718]

Selam olsun sana ey kardeşim❤

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Turks indeed had a decisive role in triggering historical major events like the Migration Period, Crusades, Age of Discovery as well as ending the Middle Ages with the conquest of Constantinople, fall of the Roman Empire.

[@thecesso3]

Underrated empire

[@georgiarose818]

yeah so many

[@julieroa3634]

Fall of d Roman empire 5th century ACE. d Holy Roman Empire s something else

[@markcraine4213]

@@julieroa3634 I think he’s talking about Eastern Roman Empire not HRE Empire

[@HopefulInterventions]

Ask the Armenians and Greeks! They were massacred!

[@khanchango]

Great job on the video, crazy how each Sultan outdid the previous ones.

[@ej11481]

Though the Ottoman Empire was far from perfect, its demise has in some ways been a disaster for the Middle East. All kinds of ethnic and religious hatreds that had been kept under control by the Ottomans ignited in the decades following its collapse (many parts of the Middle East had more ethnic/religious diversity prior to the Ottoman collapse). And the end of the last Muslim caliphate, together with the Wahhabi takeover of Mecca and Medina, paved the way for the Saudis to promote a more intolerant and puritanical brand of Islam.

[@belirsizintegral3682]

otto had never been muslim caliphate. it is a title for controll muslim.

[@keeshans5768]

@@belirsizintegral3682 ….. you tengrists always surprise me.

[@maxprofane2]

Such an accurate insight you have there. I think we can say that for Balkans too after Ottoman reign and consequently they joined the Soviets. Very unfortunate.

[@raditya5663]

@@maxprofane2 after ottoman (also austria) they make up yugoslavia after that they are disintegrated

[@Morso8]

على شحم السعودية تاج راسك 👑 👑 👑 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@desrakaya]

This is an amazing piece of work! I didn’t even know many of these details even though we are taught Ottoman history in Turkey very well. Thank you so much putting a lot of efforts in this documentary video. Very informative and very helpful!

[@kitchenraw]

1. Bayezid died in a Mescid used as a dungeon in Aksehir Turkey. I am from that small town Aksehir and I remember going there on a school trip and visiting the dungeon right next to Seydi Mahmut Hayrani Tomb. Tour guide was from there and he mentioned that rumors say Bayezid drank the hidden poison in his ring to kill himself when he's captured by Timur.

[@yawtzi]

This is one of my favorite videos to watch. I don't know why but I keep finding myself coming back to this video every few months. Keep up the good work up.

[@SALI-su9zt]

Thank you for your effort! It is an amazing documentary. I love it

[@amadoudoumbo6649]

This ancient history documentary answered so many questions I had about the past. Great watch!

[@ekinhils]

The video is very well worked and widely covered about almost everything in Ottoman history. I just thought maybe you could tell a bit more about Cem Sultan, that whole series of events are really important for Ottomans' relations with Europeans. Also, as a Turkish person, i think there are so many wrong pronounciations of the names. Even if i did understand what you are saying i had a bit of confusion sometimes. That could have been more worked on but overall the video is really good!

[@whispz2590]

"almost everything in ottoman history" yeah fitting 600years of history in 1 vid length of 1.5hour is almost everything of ottomans

[@trollinape2697]

@@whispz2590 its obv not gonna be everything but just the general hustory of the ottomNs

[@deerinheadlights7179]

@@whispz2590 the period the two brothers lives was kind of mediocare but still important. It was the start of the question the Ottomans had to face about the ester and west, it was what built a lot in their relationships with europeans which is important considering what caused their downfall

[@kerimkerim2898]

so you expect him to get a turkish pronounciation lesson after all the work he did? these women never get satisfied these days.

[@ekinhils]

@@kerimkerim2898 yes (i’m not saying they should learn turkish just for a video.), if a person is working on a culture they are not part of, then they must beforehandly prepare to pronounce and get their all facts right. this is clearly not a high bar to set.

[@KiziltasDATA]

Would you consider making "Siege of Plevne" ? In my opinion, it would be great because it was an interesting war between Ottoman and Russia. Also, there is no video about this topic in English

[@vatravlahilor492]

Well the Sieg of Plevne was probably the most important battle in the Russo-Turkish war that at the same time was the independence war for many balkan countries. After 2 failed attacks the russians asked Romania for help and the King send a romanian army and took control over the romanian-russian contingent, starting a Sieg around Plevna cuting it from food, ammunition etc. An failed attempt of breaking the Sieg failed and the ottoman general Osman Pasha was wounded. Finally he surrended with his troops to the romanian general commander of the troops in Plevna, Mihail cherchez to whom Osman Pasha handed his sword and declared himself prisoner of war.

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@MyDNAAStory]

This is a great video you have explained the details very well! Just love watching Ottoman history

[@Knowledgia]

Thank you so much for watching! Please consider sharing, it helps a lot :)

[@zuzudernegger9721]

It lacks plenty of details. Especially about life, genocide, religious intolerance and lack of any human development.

[@MyDNAAStory]

@@zuzudernegger9721 True but this guy’s videos is normally about historical events etc not cultural aspects....

[@manouksatamian8300]

@@jujola9919 Like the Armenian 1915 Genocide. If you don’t know about it , you can go reading the history of 18th and 19th century of that same ottomans.

[@manouksatamian8300]

Also at the start of 20th century the biggest GENOCIDE 1915 . Go back and get some real information .

[@ArchonOSX]

Overall a great documentary. My only demerit would be the pronunciation of many of the leaders names and regions. Check the pronunciation of subsequently (subseekwienlty) near the middle of the video. Other than that it was a great video.

[@kimberlygilliam6112]

Agreed, lots of odd mispronunciations like it's narrated by AI. "Roman-Catholo-CISM" got me.

[@mofumofu114]

The fact that Turkey once bordered Austria cannot be imagined just by looking at today's world map. Such history feels very romantic to me who was born in japan, an island country.

[@shiro703]

Not turkey

[@mofumofu114]

@@shiro703 I think the successor to the Ottoman Empire is the Republic of Turkey today.

[@HaraldSjellose]

@@mofumofu114 just like austrian empire did not only consist of austrians, ottoman empire also did not only consist of turks, all ethnicities and cultures left their traces on ottoman and austrian heritage we have in europe today. so maybe considering turkey as direct and sole heir of ottomans is a bit reductionist.

[@HaraldSjellose]

@@mofumofu114 but still, some german speaking people and turkish speaking people shared borders at some point in history :)

[@daredevil3098]

@@HaraldSjellose It was an empire which is built by Turkic people so yeah it's Turkish Empire. you can't call Roman empire anglo-saxon just bcs some brit villages was citizens of it.

[@OmarOttoman]

Seeing how much different the world was in the not very far past, says how much the world will change. This is the wisdom of learning history. It shatters the default assumption of any given historical point that history has stopped.

[@GoatOfWar]

Yeah, the only thing currently preventing territorial claims is the US, really. Without the US, Russia would likely invade Ukraine, and China would most definitely conquer more than Taiwan. Alas, the west is in decline.

[@cmmfeat.themixture1120]

@OmarOttoman_yeeeeesssssssssssssss!!!!!! The world will change_and already do so!!!!! For example the fact that many ALBANIANS-Arnavut-in Turkey begin to say_SHQIPE JAM!!!!!! :)))))

[@thekhans2823]

This is Incredible ! Good work, such quality

[@Knowledgia]

Thanks a lot! Consider to subscribe :)

[@thekhans2823]

@@Knowledgia , yes ! Oh and I subscribed !

[@ritasf4510]

What a wonderful video! Great job! 🎉

[@brokenbridge6316]

Took me awhile to finish watching this. But I'm glad I did. Nice job.

[@Knowledgia]

Thanks a lot!

[@brokenbridge6316]

@@Knowledgia---Your welcome.

[@GiantRock62]

Much better than any Hollywood crap.

[@Unknown40498]

This video was cool the chat was also entertaining 10/10 👍

[@Universal..]

The Arnavut (🇦🇱) have contributed enormously in the Ottoman Empire and also in Turkey today ... Many Albanians were recruited into the Ottoman Devşirme and Janissary with 42 Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire being of Albanian origin ( ... ) Malcolm 2002, p. 82. "Modern historians would also think it necessary to refer to the many examples of cooperation (sometimes to mutual advantage) between inhabitants of the Albanian lands and their foreign rulers - above all, in the case of the Ottomans, with their innumerable soldiers and officials of Albanian origin. Example (Statesmen, revolutionary, generals, notables or ruling families of Albanian origin) : - Lala Shahin pacha (first Beylerbey of the Ottoman Empire, governor of Rumelia). - Lala Mustafa pacha defeated the Venetians in Famagusta (Cyprus) - Mehmed Pasha Arnavud, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Köprülü, an important Turkish family of Albanian origin of which FIVE members were Grand Viziers of the Ottoman Empire from 1656 to 1710 and in Turkey until today. - Fazil Ahmet pacha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mustafa Hussein, Grand-Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. - Mehmet Ali, vice king of Egypt, founder of an Albanian dynasty that reigned for nearly 150 years, including the last king of Egypt, Farouk I. - Mustafa Kemal said, Atatürk, statesman founder of modern Turkey (having Albanian origins) Etc... Famous architect of the Ottoman Empire of Albanian origin: - Sinân Mimar built the most beautiful mosque of Istanbul (Süleymaniye, between 1550 and 1557), the Shehzâde mosque of Istanbul, the Selîmiye mosque of Edrine (his masterpiece), the white mosque (Yeni Djami) and nearly 360 other monuments. - Sedef Qar Mehmet Biçakci of Elbasan, architect of the Hyppodrome or Atmeydan Mosque. (System of aqueducts of Istanbul built by several Albanian architects) - Mehmet Mustafa Agha and Hoxha Kasem built the Valid Sultaniyé Mosque in Galata (Istanbul -1873). Etc ... Source : Albanie (Histoire et langue) ou l'incroyable odyssé d'un peuple préhellénique (p.41), Mathieu AREF. Many of the best fighters in the sultan's elite guard, the janissaries, were conscripted as young boys from Christian Albanian families, and high-ranking Ottoman officials often had Albanian bodyguards. Source : Raymond Zickel and Walter R. Iwaskiw (1994). "Albania: A Country Study ("Albanians under Ottoman Rule")". Retrieved 9 April 2008.

[@fatimahpretzel1429]

Thanks for this documentary..it helped me understand more the Ottoman empire since I'm now engrossed in watching Magnificent Century Kosem on YT

[@karizlovem]

The series does not tell the real history. Please watch this knowingly.

[@omerfarukarslan4746]

O dizi tamamen kurgu dan ibaret

[@pinrezi]

Thank you for putting this together. In Turkish, the letter 'c' is pronounced like the letter 'g' in English word 'gem'. So, Cem Sultan sounds like Gem Sultan :) For a Turkish, it is unpleasant to the ear to hear it as 'Kem'.

[@joshualeclair9729]

You have to drink every time the janissaries revolt😂

[@colinmarshall6634]

Also when "tensions rise in the balkans"

[@alpayerdogrul]

As a Türk who knows a quite amount about Türks history, the video is in a very objective tone. Pretty good work. Keep it up!

[@NorthernMike]

I didn't like how the Armenian Genocide was just a little side note. More time should have been given to the atrocities imposed upon the Armenians.

[@alpayerdogrul]

@@NorthernMike 600 years of history. It is obvious that not every single subject can fit in a specific length. But it should be pointed out quite clear how Armeniens turned during the war suddenly against people who they lived with and shared so much for centuries.

[@NorthernMike]

@@alpayerdogrul When a people exterminate 1+ million humans it deserves at least 1 minute in a 1 hour & 30 minute video. Just my opinion. Can you explain what you meant by the Armenians turning on people? I'm confused about what you mean.

[@NorthernMike]

@@alpayerdogrul And what war? The Armenians barely fought the Turks. There was no Turkish - Armenian war.

[@georgeg9111]

​@@alpayerdogrul "Turned during the war" Armenians did NOT fight the Turks, they had no capability of doing so. The Armenians were exterminated at will. How else would over 1 million perish at the hands of the Turks? It was similar to the Nazi's exterminating 6 million Jews during WWII. Many Turks give excuses for this Genocide, don't be one of them. Look it up on Wikipedia. This Genocide is finally getting the recognition it deserves.

[@karsentube13yt]

The Ottoman Empire wasn’t Arabic, so saying Osman’s real name was Uthman is like saying Franz Josef’s real name is Francis Joseph Charles Habsburg

[@Omegaeon1]

But it has Arabic Islamic origin , nothing wrong in that

[@danc7934]

the empire was called osmanli in turkish

[@ethem9120]

@@danc7934 Devlet-i ʿAlīye-i ʿOsmānīye The Sublime Ottoman State'

[@skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306]

@@Omegaeon1 The origin was Turkic Atman or Ataman. However Osman Bey adopted the name while sending decrees to the muslim rulers evidently due to the connotation to the third caliph.

[@FA-yz7ly]

Did u think ottmans or ossmans can do thus hestory with out arabic !! Also arabic cant do that hestory with out islam so all in same ship but ottmans when they forgot islam then fighting for earth they loss