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This subcategory contains 13 links The fall of Constantinople in 1453 sent shock waves through Christendom. Then, in 1455, the young Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II mobilized his army to march on Belgrade--and from there, possibly move on to the European heartland. By Tom R. Kovach in Military History. This is an experimental version of a prosopographical database of the Ottoman Empire. It will contain synoptic information on the Grand Vezirs of the Ottoman Empire, and be indexed in various ways to facilitate retrieving information. An excellent historical resource. World War I. War atlas. Long-lived empire. "The Ottoman dynasty was the longest lasting dynasty in the world - 641 years. In addition, the Ottoman Sultans had been Caliph of the Islamic world for 407 years; from 1516 when Selim Khan obtained the title, to 1924 when that dignity was abrogated." From Twenty-Five Lectures on Modern Balkan History From the Modern History Sourcebook. |
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