Ottoman Sultans Family Tree

[@UsefulCharts]

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[@chromeoperaedge2092]

Nice

[@saif_roblox762]

Omg 2nd reply

[@SirKarlIsTheMod]

Hey I just found the head of the house of the ottoman empire just passed away in January 2021

[@nwversion164]

Timur was cruel but wasnt a jerk. First think then talk.

[@erenyavuz1695]

Your pronunciation is disaster !!! Learn some respect to Turkish language !!!!

[@kevinrwhooley9439]

Fun fact-during the Irish Famine, Abdulmejid I tried to donated £10,000 (£84,000 pounds today) to help the victims, but he was prevented from doing so by the British government because they didn't want him to donate more money than Queen Victoria did, so instead Abdulmejid donated £1000 plus 3-5 ships full of food.

[@emreyldz4324]

I have learned that because Victoria donated 5.000 pounds she didn't allow these donation but our navies ships and trader vessels carried rations in secret from British navy.

[@SethTheOrigin]

Didn’t happen !

[@Hiroakiarai88]

​@@SethTheOriginIreland has acknowledged it

[@SethTheOrigin]

@@Hiroakiarai88 I’m irish. It didn’t happen

[@zegerman360]

​@@SethTheOriginso you're not Ireland

[@LearnEnglishwithMrsKazim]

Ottoman empire always fascinates me, I have watched a great number of videos about them yet waiting for more.

[@محمديونس-7]

The famous dream of Osman " Uthman" He dreamed that he saw the crescent coming inside his chest, and then a large tree came out that covered the three continents (Asia, Africa, Europe) and covered the four rivers, the Nile, the Tigris, the Euphrates, and the Danube.. The fruits of the tree were swords trending to Constantinople

[@rahimrahimi15]

In the end, it was destroyed.

[@محمديونس-7]

@@rahimrahimi15 Unfortunately, but this is life after all, states born and die Like humans

[@kenzii2501]

@@rahimrahimi15 like every empire but controlled 3 continents for 500 years.

[@marsmal7442]

😂😂😂

[@kamakshikaul]

@@kenzii2501that's because the original natives in anatolian region were divided

[@krawlorelore9992]

Bey Osman sounds wrong. It's more like Osman Bey, or we usually say Osman Gazi which means Osman the Veteran or something like that. Edit: Gazi essentially means the one who flights for the Allah, the veteran its later added meaning.

[@blackpinkinyourarea1839]

Yeah bey osman wouldn’t be said

[@shygetsbuckets]

ghazi is one who fights for Allah

[@Gkdjdukn]

Bey Osman lol

[@HasanAhmedKingfifa]

@@shygetsbuckets ghazi means injured im battle

[@fuladzereh4180]

@@shygetsbuckets no it means one who was wounded in battle but survived. One who fights for Allah is "mücahit"

[@maazaslam4957]

I can't express my feelings, i always wanted to see such type of charts and finally i found it going randomly through youtube. very informative video, May ALLAH bless you.

[@aminalali1954]

Amen

[@marsmal7442]

😂😂😂Allah??? 😂😂😂😂Mohammad ???? Koran ????😂😂😂

[@rhondaattwood5900]

Beautiful, rich history! Thank you for sharing this.

[@riteshkhatri2047]

also see Mahabharata , its great ;- )

[@allahm-ast3mnlywlatstbdlny164]

Mashallah

[@slayerofsatanists]

@@riteshkhatri2047 it's mythology

[@riteshkhatri2047]

@@slayerofsatanists its not.

[@slayerofsatanists]

@@riteshkhatri2047 yes it is

[@exodusdiva2295]

Wow Bey Osman I legacy is epic. His foresight, skills and just rule transcends time. Just amazing history

[@ELVIS1975T]

Such "dreams" were mostly made up by rulers in history to push their agenda or made up by their dynasty centuries later for propaganda. There are great studies on this issue

[@ELVIS1975T]

@Aisha Aslam I'm Turkish you dummy

[@pandaren_brewmaster]

It is a fake story. There is no single achieve for first 150 years of Ottomans. Muslims create this stories to spread their religion.

[@crazyprof5349]

You unfortunatly didnt explain what dream Osman's dream was

[@cosmic1861]

What was it?

[@crazyprof5349]

@@cosmic1861 He dreamed of a big treee growing from his chest I think. The tree representes the ottoman empire stretching all over europe.

[@BlackenedDrummer]

@@crazyprof5349 Specifically conquering Constantinople.

[@Baazigar_007]

@@crazyprof5349 why Ottoman not conquer whole Europe

[@crazyprof5349]

@@Baazigar_007 IDK why didnt anyone conquer hole Europe

[@iliyas5820]

I pray One day Muslim World Gets A Leader Like Ertugral and Osman. So Muslims Can Live With Peace and Prosperity. Long Live The Ottoman Empire

[@noneimportant5951]

If you really think one single man can change the defeatist mindset of Muslims of today you need to read history

[@martinp3166]

Doesn't really make much sense to say "long live the empire" when the actual empire is gone. Neither do I really see the Middle East changing roles from the geopolitical chessboard between foreign powers that it is today. This not meant with any bad intent, but if pressed to be honest, then I can't really say I see a grand future in store as you're hoping for.

[@amelhl6235]

leaders like omar ibn el khatar or abu bark

[@kazimahin790]

Idiots a nations can go along with cultural similarites not with religion. Ottoman was Muslims so did was Mamluk still they hated each other for superiority. European muslims culture totally different from Arabs ones same as south east asian muslims. If you look at Christians they have difference too, arab Christians were totally differenent with their European Christianity. The religions didn't make the differences rather it was their culture who distinguished between themselves

[@newking8395]

The one eye dajjal will not allow such things to happen.

[@unicorntales3321]

I always wonder about ottomans. They had a massive geo political scheme and enriching the global trade and their vast military etc , also their confidential matters , I adore them 😍❤ love from india

[@emirc293]

you should watch magnificent century

[@iuliaforje7175]

Very cool video! I like your channel and happy that you came to this channel too! As a Turkish speaker I would apreciate if you researched the Turkish pronunciation of the names. Kösem instead of Qassem for example. Keep up the good work!

[@aaronn123]

not only Kösems name.

[@sliverscreencritic]

The part of the chart shown at 6:18 is super inaccurate as it implies that Kosem Sultan was the mother of Osman II, when his mother was Mahfiruz Hatice Sultan and because it implies that Turhan Hatice Sultan was the mother of Suleyman II and Ahmed II when she was only Mehmed IV's mother.

[@Jj-cn9rb]

Yep ,his mother not kosem

[@prettysurelourd5703]

it only shown the legal consort, which is kosem the legal wife, regardless osman its not kosem son, and turnhan is not also the mother of 2 other sultan, their mother's were less popular and just ordinary concubines

[@jorgemiguel206]

@@prettysurelourd5703 actually their mothers were Haseki Sultan as well. Turhan was the the first Haseki, but other ones recieved more money from the Sultan because he liked them better, she had just given birth a few months earlier. During Ibrahim's reign he had 8 Haseki Sultans so, that is also when the title lost its special meaning. A few generations after the only way for a woman to have "Sultan" next to her name was to become Valide Sultan and instead of Haseki it reverted back to Hatun

[@kbeyazgolge]

Very useful and informative video, thanks. But i want to say something, you said that “Murad II consolidated the empire” at 03:27. Consolidater of the Ottomans was Mehmed I (Çelebi “the well-mannered” Mehmed) not Murad II. Mehmed I is very important character in our history, he saved the empire from collapsing and i advise that say his name instead of Murad II.

[@kbeyazgolge]

@AADIL ASHRAF Va alaikum selam

[@Iamridhimanegi]

Who's here after hooking up on magnificent century and now learning about the real history?

[@shaikh5284]

Great Job brother. We appreciate you wery much. Thanks for showing us this history.

[@Sandra.Molchanova]

Wow, what an interesting channel/narrator combination! I like this style of collaboration!

[@InessaMaxinova]

My mom watches this Turkish Telenovela, "The Magnificent Century", but I got lost somewhere around Kösem times. SO Kösem was... *Hold on lemme take a breath* "Wife of the great-great grandson of Suleiman I". GEEZ.

[@all-in-one6679]

@Vienna Payitaht is also great

[@Tritschi]

​@Vienna its okay, mostly a pro islam propaganda series from the goverment with not accurate history

[@mehmetcansaltan4914]

@Vienna knock knock

[@muhendisbibey]

"Ressurection Ertugrul" and "Payitaht" are the series for propaganda. There is a lot of false or missing information in those series.

[@usernotfound12345]

@@muhendisbibey diğerleri doğru tarih yani. Yalandan kim ölmüş

[@keivanfarzanehkari8045]

Great video but I noticed an error at 4:45 . Hurrem was part of Suleiman’s harem from 1520-1558, and she became “Haseki Sultan” in early 1530s when they married, so the part that says 1520-1534 under her name is incorrect and doesn’t make any sense.

[@MCFatihLP]

Not meant as an offense: Your pronunciation (if you were to pronounce the names turkish, that is) is off. Aside from the fact that Turkish is spoken very differently than Arabic, the name Osmanoglu for example: the last g is not pronounced at all. It's just there so that the O before it is longer. The suffix is kind of like the Scandinavian suffix -son. So it means son, or child.

[@mohdghazali3473]

If we are going by Ottoman Turkish, it should sound more closely to Arabic. Ottoman Turk sound nothing like Modern Turk, Ottoman Turk was classified as Perso-Arabic not even Turk. Ottoman Turk was heavily influenced by Arabic and Persian with more than 88% of it's vocabulary, not to mention they adopted Arabic writing system. Modern Turk was based on "vulgar/raw Turk" used by lower class and common people of Ottoman. The Ottoman will not be happy with that pronounciation. Not to mentioned, both Arabic and Persian had a higher status than Ottoman Turk and both were teach to the rulling class. Another important note despite Turkish claim it's legacy and the Sultan admit it's Turkish lineage with Turkish culture play an important role in Ottoman identity, they never thought Ottoman as a Turkish nation or empire. For them Ottoman was a multiculture and diverse empire. They even had Jewish and Christian in the highest position second only to Sultan at one time, most of officer and rulling class came from diverse group of people from Kurd, Arab, Eqypt to Turk.

[@zeyneptoker44]

Mohd Ghazali Pronunciation was so wrong because our language is different.

[@mohdghazali3473]

@@zeyneptoker44 Okay i was wrong, forgive me for that. But the Arabic prononciation was probbaly a habit after using Arabic soo much when learning Islamic history. He had a youtube channel dedicated to history of Islamic Civilasation. It probbaly occur because he got too excited. He claimed his first language is not Arabic.

[@Ozgur72]

@@mohdghazali3473 The roots of a language is decided not by vocabulary but grammatical structure. Therefore although ottoman turkish was heavily influenced by persian and arabic vocabulary its grammatical structure was turkish. Today a turkish person who can read arabic script can understand old turkish texts but not arabic texts, and an arab can read old turkish texts but cannot understand the meaning of the sentences.

[@mervecoskun8581]

@@mohdghazali3473 How about not talking about things you do not know and stop Arabizing everything? "Ottoman Turk sound nothing like Modern Turk, Ottoman Turk was classified as Perso-Arabic not even Turk." Lmao The grand majority of the population spoke very similiarly to modern day Turks with only half as much (if not fewer) Arabic-Persian words. The sounds of the dialects had NO CONNECTION to how Arabic sounds.

[@berkaydemirkan9296]

Thanks for that beautiful video i want to add something 7:30 Osman II not Kosem Sultans son, he's another womans son but Kosem adopted kind of adopted him because Osman II mother died early. But other information so true. Thanks again :)

[@theblackprince1346]

Great narrating, like to hear more of this guy and Jack on the channel. As well as you of course Matt.

[@BillGreenAZ]

I agree. I enjoy his narration. I will be going over to his channel.

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

Thank you!

[@lewitness1759]

My beloved brother, say Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam whenever you mention the name of the Messenger of Allah Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam.

[@sajad-2008]

ألهم صل على محمد وآل محمد

[@spongebobsalvatorespongebo5687]

As a Turkish person when I saw this video I got super excited and wanted to watch the video immediately. But after 2 minutes I had to stop it, I feel sad and disappointed. Ottoman Empire is not a Arabic Empire the language spoken in Ottoman Empire was Turkish, the majority of the people spoke Turkish similar to today. But the narrator speaks with a different accent, sounds like arabic but i cant even tell which accent I only can say its not Turkish. For example the name Orhan is coming from a old turkic name. Why do I hear it with a different accent? If this channel post videos in English and reads names just the way they would in English, why there is an exception with this one? Just think about it, how would you feel if a channel who makes videos in English makes a video about British Monarchy Family video and the narrator of the video says the names with a French accent. You would be upset, just like we feel right now. As a Turkish speaker I feel disrespected. Was that really necessary?

[@gaurinimje118]

Way too many words,eh?...but u r right✌️....think about it...my country India was separated from Pakistan n this seperation was given to an English person who even did not know the place,n nor liked the weather n just made arandom tossing of lands from here n there..duh...n we r living it .... Unjustly

[@SalmanKhan-dn9wb]

the .. the guy is an arab?

[@ELVIS1975T]

The narrator is an Arab and he pronounces as he knows. Biraz hoşgörülü ol kardeş :)

[@emirsayyidmirmuhammadalimk7838]

Least nationalist person in Turkey.

[@LeoMessi_22]

The Ottoman empire was a multi-ethnic Islamic empire with different ethnic groups speaking different languages. Arabs were a big part of the empire as well.

[@edotrin]

Awesome work and presentation! Just one thing struck me. It would have been better if you had pronounced the names of the last period sultans and especially the name of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in Turkish rather than Arabic. Although the names are of Arabic origin, these people called in Turkish. By the way your pronunciation in Arabic is just incredible. Keep up these good videos!

[@aaronn123]

NOT ONLY the names of the last period!!! These were all Turks!

[@irmairma5125]

Terimakasih😊😀 I finally found out about the Ottoman ancestry after watching the movie "Kosem"

[@johndo7]

Sama sama

[@gamehacker0012]

@@johndo7 ninde abbare pari sama sama vala aunu ndre chnne artha aythaa baari

[@MeharKingxGaming]

Thank You Very Much For This Video.. I seen This Chart On Internet But Its Difficult To Understand.. This Video Helps Alot.. Love From Pak ❤️🇵🇰..

[@deteon1418]

Timur ”The Jerk”. Mean but fair.

[@deteon1418]

Terrible... But great...

[@Frahamen]

He was pretty lame though...

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Timur didn't even want to go to war with Bayezid the thunderbolt. He told Timur to "know his place". Bayezid then trash talked and told Timur that his wives were whores. That's basically what riled Timur up and eventually led to the infamous battle of Ankara.

[@kabdul9208]

Star Star Saying this in Afghanistan will cause a lot of problems

[@sdsdsrgdsfds7287]

@Vienna He was a tyrant person he wasnt even the official king of Persia but he controlled persian army and had a large autonomy in persia cuz ofc he controlled the army he for some reason even tho he is a turkish nationalist he attacked bayezid the thunderbolt and collapsed the ottoman empire and was careless what would happen to the turkish empire which i think is not nationalist thats why turks hate him alot but even tho he was tyrant and fought his own ethnic and religion which is pretty unpopular and a bad thing back then those days he respected Bayezid the Thunderbolt even tho they were big rivals he didnt shame or disrespect his name

[@ranangahulisani]

This makes sense after watching the Resurrection

[@bosnianmapper403]

I might be the descendent of Suleyman the Magnificent because his granddaughter Ayse Humasah Sultan maried Ali-paša Semiz who was the first ancestor of my mothers side of the family who died in 1565. Semiz means fat in turkish because he was fat. He was originaly from Prača in Bosnia.

[@happyemoji6553]

So what? No one cares about Suleyman the Magnificent in this time and age 😂 He’s not important nor the Ottoman Empire. Open your eyes. Do you see people bragging about being descended from Suleyman the “Long gone”?

[@chocolate6315]

@@happyemoji6553 lmao nice joke..ottoman isnt important?the muslims are now wide spread because of ottoman empire

[@ftinftin8937]

@bosnian mapper If you ever come to Malaysia pls contact me. Great Ottoman empire!

[@bosnianmapper403]

@@happyemoji6553 Well then by your logic every historical figure from the past isnt important because they are "long gone"

[@bosnianmapper403]

@@ftinftin8937 I dont plan to come to malaysia. Too far and too expensive. Why do you want to contact me :D ?

[@Suriarshkhan]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@vicfab1108]

FILIPINOS WILL BE AMAZED IF YOU TAKE TIME RESEARCHING THE EMPIRES THAT REIGNED IN THE COUNTRY PHILIPPINES. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO IT.

[@noobz8613]

You gravely misunderstood what empire means

[@MuhanadOmar]

Thanks. I purchased this chart some months ago and enjoy referencing it. I believe the narration of this video however could be improved. Notably, important Sultans were glossed over, and some, not mentioned at all, such as Sultan Abdul Hamid II. There’s also a number of inaccuracies I believe, including attributing the correct titles to the Sultans, such as referencing Osman as Gazi instead of Bey. Finally, while the names are Arabic, I believe they should’ve been pronounced in Turkish, which is not difficult to do even for an Arabic speaker.

[@aaronn123]

exactly. That Arabic pronunciation is extremely distracting. This was a Turkish empire. He should just have pronounced the names in English. Even that is closer to the Turkish pronunciation

[@ahsanmohammed1]

1:00 - feedback Under Hulagu, number the guys, 1, 2, 3 .. Make it easy to follow succession in a confusing layout. Thanks. Otherwise, great videos! Love the attention to detail, the seeming accurate unbiased narrations and the graphics! Thank you!

[@sktalha6384]

My best Osman Gazi 🔥 Sultan Mohammad FATIH 🔥 Suleiman The Magnificent 🔥

[@faizanullah8244]

Who is here after the drama Ertugrul in Urdu!

[@rhodephorus7733]

300 million muslims of India and 210 million Pakistanis

[@mohammadabdullah3815]

English and Osman

[@ahmad37685]

Watch payitaht abdülhamid

[@adonai755]

Ertugrul & Osman 😎😍

[@jakhongirruziev1698]

3:17 Amir Temur! Not Timur the Lame or Timur the Jerk as you say in your channel!! Have respect to my ancestor

[@TheRealMikeMichaels]

Timur lanatullah alayhim. Evil man he was. He killed many people! He is partially the reason why Iran is Shi'a! Because population became very little after Timur slaughtering Iranians and then Safavi took advantage of this.

[@JackParker-ev6me]

Timur massacred millions of Muslims how can you say that

[@geromateh6116]

i have interest this history after watching magnificent century.very interesting history of human kind.

[@maryoleydr5841]

Rahimahullah all my family

[@danishcoolkhan]

❤️

[@LionelFloppa]

Same here

[@travelwithimran5512]

R u from ottoman empire???

[@sportsinside5347]

Wow what an channel no 1 channel with best content.

[@edgelord8337]

Sultan suleiman: what if the ottoman empire was really big. While wearing an onion hat. It's just a joke.

[@edgelord8337]

@Star Star bill wurtz.

[@edgelord8337]

@Star Star go see history of the world.

[@edgelord8337]

@Star Star watch the video then you will get the reference.

[@kalkanciii]

that onion hat is a fictional thing

[@youngermad1140]

edge lord shut up bruv

[@asgharu86]

I Love Irtughal Gahzi And Usman Ghazi😘💞😘

[@MercyX-v3o]

U did a great job Thanks for sharing

[@AweshBhornya-ExcelforNewbies]

Asalamu alaikum you are just too good I like the way you have explained everything. Alhamdulilah I love to learn more about the Islamic empires. Please share the details for the same.

[@valsakumar3673]

Recently I watched a series about Ertugul Bay in Urdu.The original is in Turkish. Halime Hatuan is the wife of Sulaiman Bay.They had four sons and Ertugul Bay was the second. I hope you may currect the mistake occured at 02:25. ( The Turkish precident personally met the actors of this series to congratulate. This series got more seasons each with more than eighty episodes 🌹

[@incfankorean5271]

Ertugal is full of historical inaccuracies

[@tredarc]

None of the information in the ertuğrul series is historically correct, it's just a series. As a Turk, I can guarantee that to you.

[@YY-ug9mv]

4:10 Yavuz Sultan Selim's wife Hafsa Sultan is a Chingghissid Princess.A big miss there.Thus making Ottomans Descendants of both Roman Emperors And Chingghissids.

[@luanlopes9415]

Who said this is the Westerns historians. For Otomans, Suleiman's mother was just a random slave.

[@esramnor6734]

@@luanlopes9415 Hafsa Sultan was Mongol origin

[@oguzcankilickaya8540]

@@luanlopes9415 Hafsa sultan was the princess of Crimea wasnt a slave :D she was genhisid .

[@aaronn123]

3:58 wtf? "muhammad al fatih"? Maybe you Arabs know him as that BUT that’s not an official title neither is this Turkish

[@AltafHussainAttari]

Do you have charts from Prophet Noah عليه السلام to Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام ⁉️

[@shayanishaq1122]

Ooo bahi us zamanay ka chart sirf quran mein hi mil sakta ha...

[@nepalesepersoniguess5259]

@@shayanishaq1122 I mean they can copy the family tree from quran cant they

[@arix2259]

they have a chart of the Bible version, compared to Islam for Ibrahim عليه السلام it's accurate, but for Noah عليه السلام no it's not,

[@sinos72]

Thank you. Allah bless them all.

[@shewannabanghim7809]

Question: what family tree are u doing when u go back to being narrator

[@UsefulCharts]

It's a secret.

[@edmind47]

@UsefulCharts . LOk

[@Laura-fx2rg]

This is amazing 🇹🇷

[@taimoorsherazi2737]

3:24 as someone who is named after him I felt that

[@kabdul9208]

Taimoor Sherazi this guy have a lot biased opinion. Give him thumps down!

[@zyn6513]

Bro, what is the meaning of sherazi?

[@magnetixian8849]

The lame means disabled from walking so timur fleeing to left while he is walking

[@Bapterion01]

So the Ottomans would therefore be an extension of a previous Turkish dynasty, that of the Seljuks.

[@dariolloshi2007]

@UsefulCharts 3:21 Timur The Jerk 😂😂😂 good one

[@zeyneptoker44]

I don’t want to be mean but pronunciation was so wrong.Because we are not Arab,our language is totally different.

[@Melike.76]

Aynen

[@zeyneptoker44]

reemJE We don’t pronounce these names like this.Turkish is a totally different language.

[@Ozgur72]

@reemJE Most of the christian western names are coming from hebrew. So are they supposed to be pronounced like hebrew?

[@nonstop7255]

@@Ozgur72 bad analogy, Western names have been altered for many centuries into many different European languages while Arabic names have retained their actual original meaning and pronunciation up to this day and plus its more than just languages it's about religion and culture

[@zeyneptoker44]

Unstoppable Resistance please learn that Turkish language is a different language, it comes from Turkic ancestry, it has a different grammar,different vocabulary,different language family than Arabic,so we can’t pronounce these names the same as Arabs.Please be respectful to our language,culture,and ethnicity and if you want to talk about beautiful Turkish language,you should do your research and learn something about it.

i wish this existed while i was working on my high school history exams damn

[@rafiqpower9527]

lol

​@~23n37🌵 honey of course. but these videos helps a lot actually.

@~23n37🌵 :d

[@gautamsinha5443]

Excellent research & explained soooooo well ! Thank You !

[@WandererIam]

Good work bud. Thanks.

[@realfacts2066]

Ottoman Empire was the reward of Ertugral struggle

[@mhchoudhurymd]

Excellent. Very helpful! Thanks.

[@asiyachorghay6632]

Good, informative and interesting.

[@muhammadfasihullah8631]

Amazing history 💞💞

[@herbert4725]

Can you do the family trees of the various balkan kingdoms

[@herbert4725]

@Bangbabangbabangbang I mean all of them before the ottomans they werent german

[@julilosha8810]

like the skanderbeg family tree

[@georgeabraham5672]

@Bangbabangbabangbang slavs right?

[@Nope__-__]

Bangbabangbabangbang yeh, the ones that came after 1878

[@abdulmuneeb1628]

Make a video on ayyubid dynasty and delhi sultanate..i am waiting plzz

[@OnkelTuerke]

It's funny how we call them 'Sultans' now. But in reality they used to call themselves Shah or Khan.Just look at their Tughras. e.g. Sultan Süleyman called himself Süleymān-şāh b. Selīm-şāh Ḫān el-muẓaffer dāʾimā, which roughly translates to 'Suleyman Shah, son of Selim Shah the always victorious Khan'. And I kinda think thats a bit sad, cause it's changing the ottoman heritage of persian/turkic to a more arabic one.

[@blackpinkinyourarea1839]

jhon carry oh ffs shut up

[@nonstop7255]

Just stop dude, no one cares about your pan turkism ideology except ppl like u, they're called sultan's because that's who they were! Ottoman empire was islamic empire and culturally Arabic no matter how much you hate or dislike it

[@Tritschi]

@@nonstop7255 They implemented some Arab stuff but definitely not culturally Arabic. "except ppl like u" of course why should people outside of turkey care i also just care about my history/Traditions and don't give a fuck about others including yours

[@nonstop7255]

@@Tritschi aren't you german? Aren't turks outside of turkey are more traditional and religious than turks in the turkey?

[@manehellalerotholi3312]

Wow I've learned so much😍

[@TheJamesRoswell]

According to the chart, Halime Hatun is the great-granddaughter of Kaykhusraw II. What sources and/or evidence is there to support this statement? I ask because I can't seem to find any

[@dahaliantongue]

I too find that

[@saadahmed1520]

You missed to mention and take a name in this dynasty who was the last hero of this empire that is sultan Abdil Hamid ll. He was the great sultan in modern era.

[@dova238]

I am dissapinted u didn’t talk more about Abdulhamid II. He was the last sultan to have autonomous control of the empire

[@Val-ng2um]

Sultan Murad IV was famous for his anger he would go onto the street in disguise and personally kill someone if they did something againts the law. Scribers mention him killing a Janissary just because he wore his hat the wrong angle. As for the being controled by his Mother thing yes She did act on his behalf even after when he was of age but after some time he and Kosem fell out and She lost much of her power. If Murat wouldnt have died so young he would have banish her to a another city away from the court.

[@usernotfound12345]

Where did yo get those informations? Do you any evidence to prove your comment? Please don't just talk about our ancestors like that. I believe you just heard these informations from antis of Ottoman Empire. Talk with a proof, not rumors to humiliate pleasa 🙂

[@Val-ng2um]

@@usernotfound12345 Necip Fazıl Kısaküreğe ait "Yeniçeri" eseri bunu çok güzel tasvir eder. Sultan Murad gençlik yıllarında otorite sahibi olamadığı için ipler eline geçtiğinde olabildiğince sıkı tutmuştur. Kendisi hızlı sinirlenen tavrı ve atletik fiziğlede bilinir. Burda bahsettiğim olayda ise Sultan Murad Tebdil-i kıyafette üstü başı derli toplu olmayan bi yeniçeriyi kendisi sokak ortasında infaz ediyor. Üstat Kısakürek bildiğin gibi büyük Bi sağcıdır ve ilk el kaynakları kullanır, eğer Sultan Muradın hayatını ve saltanatının gergin halini daha derince araştırırsan bu bahsi geçen olayın asli olduğunu görürsün.

[@usernotfound12345]

@@Val-ng2um dediğiniz kitabı okumadım. Sultan Murat'ın pek çok insanı öldürttüğü bir gerçek. Sebep olarak ise devlete zarar vermesi gösteriliyor. Ama bu yeniçeri olayı çok düzmece gibi geliyor kulağa. Yeniçeri kitabına bakacağım cevabınız için teşekkürler

[@thepr1ntgnome430]

Y'all crying about Timur, but don't judge him like that, many rulers were like that. You don't like him because he is Turkic asian, arabs don't like him because he crushed them and westerners are scared of him because he used them as toilet paper.

[@haroonhh26]

Islam zindabad❤️

[@kim7990]

Didn't realize that the charts on the wall was the one you'll be talking about until it zoomed in 🤯

[@brezzainvernale]

Interesting... Ibrahim, Suileman's Vizir, married Hatice Sultan... years later, 1640 ca., another Ibrahim married another Hatice. History repeats itself

[@bachelors8706]

A very much useful chart! Can you please give me the link of the whole chart or share it to me my dear! That will be an honor to me , please..

[@norasangkad5637]

Thank u for sharing the The ottoman empire family tree

[@ayeshazafreen8286]

Such a beautiful history they haveee aaah pride for Muslims💗

[@ernajoef9229]

A hard work by u well done

[@gozdeakyol4087]

Why are you pronouncing sultans name with an arabic accent? They are not arabs they are turks. I wish someone who knows turks and turkish prepared this video:/ this is so amateurish

[@syedferoz2188]

are u serious? turkic language as such was never adopted by the ottoman court it was officially arabic mixed with persian and a slight turkic influence so his pronounciations are correct

[@gozdeakyol4087]

@@syedferoz2188 you need to read some about turkish history asap

[@syedferoz2188]

@@gozdeakyol4087 while they are called turkish history the people as such did nt speak turkic language on a whole for eg the seljuks spoke arabic mixed with turkic ethnic languages while they were of turk ethnicity but the language they spoke differed

[@gozdeakyol4087]

@@syedferoz2188 It is obvious that you dont know much about turks. Please dont continue writing. Turks only use some arabic some serbian some persian some french words for cultural technologic influence etc. Like the rest of the world. And it is an empire it includes different nations but it doesnt make it an arabic country

[@syedferoz2188]

@@gozdeakyol4087 when in the world did i say it was an arab country please read the context of what i have written then comment on my uselessness

[@saheda8]

Good overview of the Ottomans.

[@idksom8928]

You forgot about ertugrul bey who was the margrave of sogut. Btw he was given frontier bey rank by sultan alladin kayqubad

[@JenniferinIllinois]

Jeez, is Matt still alive? Sorry Matt, just being silly. Great job Syawish. 👍👍👍

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

He is alive and well and will be released after his kin delivers the ransom money.

[@alemelvera]

The pronunciations in the video are terrible. Turkish names are not pronounced like the Arabian names are. Plus, the reader pronounced most of the names wrong, for example, you have to pronounce the letter "Ü" in the name "Hürrem" like the same "U" sound in the word "Human", not like an incomprehensible Arabian sound.

[@ajr1247]

His pronunciation is accurate. FYI, this modern Turkish language did not even exist back then. Turkish words were pronounced pretty much like Arabic. Only during Atatütk, Turkish took a different route and became a completely different language. Luckily, no one in the world cares to learn Turkish and it is a useless language. Hopefully, in the near future, it will completely disappear.

[@Kiki-yd4mm]

@@ajr1247 Turkish is a very old language and was always spoken by turkic people. In the ottoman period were so much people, who spoke the turkish language, which turks in turkey speaks now. But they were people in east turkey and they saved their language from your dirty language. And Ataturk had made sure that everyone in his country speaks turkish, which is free from foreign words. He removed many foreign words from turkish. And turkish is the 5. Most spoken language in the world 😊

[@Kiki-yd4mm]

@reemJE the names are not arabic, they're islamic!

[@The00adam00]

@@Kiki-yd4mm There is no islamic language. Stop being so insecure and hateful towards Arabs. Their history and culture predates turks' by 1000s of years, and they are influential. you are not on the same league.

[@bobbyjones8091]

@@Kiki-yd4mm they are Arabic names. Stop talking nonsense. It's called Umar ibn khattab, not ömer. It's called uthman ibn affan and not osman. No one will blame you if you write it in a turkish way if you don't have the sounds in your language. But beeing but hurt if someone else pronounce it in its original is absolute stupid. So curb your nationalism, cuz it has no place in islam.

[@BilalAhmed-yk3xs]

Major mistake on this chart, completely forgot to mention the importance of Abdul hamid the second, and also he was the world renowned caliphate during his time, from both islamic and western history.

[@kamilerbilek4342]

Indeed. He had such an significant role in the last ages of The Ottoman empire. he delayed The birth of Israel and Armenia.

[@heatherroberson2533]

Dundar died yesterday btw

[@haqiqatsachchai5700]

I need this chart please

[@Moonmaharvi]

Love ottoman empire

[@mohammadkhan7766]

Very clear info, nice.

[@jennyshaw741]

Such a nice voice. Love this narration.

[@Hgf396]

Where is mahidevaran and mustafa in this chart?

[@mlk3327]

Dear narrator, we don't have guttural pronunciation in Turkish you were supposed to pronounce them plain and soft, I couldn't even make it to the end of the video, it was so irritating.

[@LazyIncubuss]

Okay, now go cry in a corner

[@barsbulut9942]

işte aradığım yorum teşekkürler

[@barsbulut9942]

Abdul Basit why are you so offended

[@ruinnaimperii4686]

Mel Actually, most names were Arabic, so he wasn’t totally wrong

[@mlk3327]

@@LazyIncubuss I was talking to the narrator not you now gtfo

[@Informationstation-gw8wx]

Great information. I always wanted to know.

[@LahoriCreator786]

Great info bro keep it up

[@shakir8900]

How about doing the sultanate(s) of Malaysia or Brunei

[@jeffgumawid7554]

Sulu and Maguindanao too

[@enisazemi6533]

Who are they Bro🤔

[@luanlopes9415]

Brunei is very ancient, the first Sultan was Muhamed Shah, Born in 1300 with a polinesian name, his past is unknown.

[@turukqanogulu7192]

Çox gözäl👏

[@evatoska9370]

Respect family 👪 OSMAN

[@bilaltariq8968]

Nice work dear, keep it up

[@strategymythbuster910]

Came from magnificent century

[@atackr]

Your pronounciation likes Arabic but it doesn't matter. You told everything accurate, greetings from Turkey!

[@fenerbahce3799]

reemJE it’s not a bad thing but Americans spell Abraham so we don’t call them ibrahim. It’s out of respect if we do. Every language write and pronounce differently.

[@nonstop7255]

@@fenerbahce3799 weak comparison and analogy, Turkish sultan's had Arabic names and they used Arabic scripts to write their names and everything so to pronounce them differently today would be completely wrong and unfair

[@mohdghazali3473]

@@fenerbahce3799 Abraham was a Jewish pronounciation, Western world never changed the pronounciation but instead keep the original Jews. Yes American don't used Ibrahim but Muslim American never used Abraham. Instead they use Ibrahim.

[@mohdghazali3473]

@@fenerbahce3799 The thing is the name was documented in Arabic Letter and Ottoman was a large empire. It even include Mecca and Medina. No one here is saying the Turkish pronounciation was wrong but to called Arabic name as Arabized, seriously? Yes Turkish might called it with a Turkish pronounciation but the name documented in Arabic letter and Ottoman subject in Middle East including Arab Peninsular will used the proper Arabic pronounciaton. The same with the European monarch, if English used the English pronounciation on the Dutch King would Dutch get angry at the English for Anglicized the name of their king? Will Dutch people claimed that English people is slandering and being rude to their language and history by using the English pronounciation ? No, they wouldn't cause the English pronounciation was their way of saying it. This is important especially since the name originated in Arabic and you wouldn't be able to find the word in Turkish Dictionary, which mean it was okay to used the Arabic pronouncuation. Beside, the reason many people use the proper Arabic pronounciation was it had a meaning in Arabic, used Arabic letter and many Muslim used the proper Arabic pronounciation for the official name on paper as we prioritize the original Arabic, the people in Central Asian, Turkish, African and Persian might be an exception but the rest of Muslim world prioritized the original Arabic pronounciation when giving Arabic name instead of local pronounciation. Beside all Ottoman's Sultan name was recorded with Turkish pronounciation in many Western sources but the Arabic sources would used the proper Arabic pronounciation. I for one learn through Arabic sources so i used the Arabic pronounciation. Unless you could proved me that for example Mehmed was a proper Turkish word. Beside, Mustafa Kemal Atarturk hate Arabic influence in Turkish mean this can not be considered even as a a Turkish but name like Mehmed should be considered as a corrupted Arabic or Arab word with a Turkish accent. Similar to how Japanese pronounced McDonald as Makdonaru but the official name still McDonald and it doesn't make Makdonaru as a Japanese name. Heck, if not for Islam Turkish would not even used an Arabic name.

[@mohdghazali3473]

No one is slandering Turkish Language. We know it had a long history with many beautiful culture. The thing is the name was documented in Arabic Letter and Ottoman was a large empire. It even include Mecca and Medina. No one here is saying the Turkish pronounciation was wrong but to called Arabic name as Arabized, seriously? Yes Turkish might called it with a Turkish pronounciation but the name documented in Arabic letter and Ottoman subject in Middle East including Arab Peninsular will used the proper Arabic pronounciaton. The same with the European monarch, if English used the English pronounciation on the Dutch King would Dutch get angry at the English for Anglicized the name of their king? Will Dutch people claimed that English people is slandering and being rude to their language and history by using the English pronounciation ? No, they wouldn't cause the English pronounciation was their way of saying it. This is important especially since the name originated in Arabic and you wouldn't be able to find the word in Turkish Dictionary, which mean it was okay to used the Arabic pronouncuation. Beside, the reason many people use the proper Arabic pronounciation was it had a meaning in Arabic, used Arabic letter and many Muslim used the proper Arabic pronounciation for the official name on paper as we prioritize the original Arabic, the people in Central Asian, Turkish, African and Persian might be an exception but the rest of Muslim world prioritized the original Arabic pronounciation when giving Arabic name instead of local pronounciation. Beside all Ottoman's Sultan name was recorded with Turkish pronounciation in many Western sources but the Arabic sources would used the proper Arabic pronounciation. I for one learn through Arabic sources so i used the Arabic pronounciation. Unless you could proved me that for example Mehmed was a proper Turkish word. Beside, Mustafa Kemal Atarturk hate Arabic influence in Turkish mean this can not be considered even as a a Turkish but name like Mehmed should be considered as a corrupted Arabic or Arab word with a Turkish accent. Similar to how Japanese pronounced McDonald as Makdonaru but the official name still McDonald and it doesn't make Makdonaru as a Japanese name. Heck, if not for Islam Turkish would not even used an Arabic name.