The Sultan's Crescent
苏丹的新月
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- 444k Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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If the protagonist really succeeds, Türkiye will have to make five movies and seven TV series. 😃
The Ottoman Empire, the "Sick Man of West Asia," and the Qing Dynasty, the "Sick Man of East Asia." Two of the world's greatest wastes from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
I recall that the name Ottoman was also chosen during the constitutional reforms of 1874; it didn't have a precise name before that. Perhaps the author could rename it the Empire of Rum. A tribute across time and space.
For the Ottomans at this time, the most important thing was not reform or expansion, but the reconstruction of a new, equitable cycle. The Ottoman Empire was neither a nation-state nor capable of building a religious consensus, but rather a group entirely centered around the Ottoman Lu. It was a multi-ethnic and multi-religious aggregate.
A survey on the extent of the Ottoman Empire's involvement in the Napoleonic Wars
These are: non-participation, limited participation (cooperating heavily with France but not sending troops), partial participation (sending troops in local wars), and full participation (going all in). Everyone is welcome to discuss and share their opinions.
I'm wondering how the author plans to save the Ottoman Empire. Could any knowledgeable readers explain?
Personally, I feel that the protagonist should just focus on restoring lost territories and taking back what was lost; expanding the territory further is unnecessary.
21St Century Ottoman University Entrance Examination
Graduation party at dormitory 212 of the Fourth High School in Cairo, Egypt. "Boss, where are you going? Have you considered Saladin (University) or Alexandria (University)?" Ibrahim asked Jabari while eating Egyptian naan. Jabari calmly took a sip of his Turkish coffee. "You're right, but that's Egypt.
I will rebuild the glory of the Ottomans and crush Constantinople!
The reformed Ottoman dress/uniform, image from a still in the Ottoman TV series "The Center of the Empire," depicting the reign of Hamid II.