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The 344 pages that link to Ottoman Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of SlankamenNarrower topic: Its forces fought the Habsburg army for control of Hungary and the Danube frontier.

• Evliya ÇelebiNarrower topic: Its territories and institutions form the main setting of Çelebi’s journeys.

• Greek genocideNarrower topic: Greek communities lived across this empire before its final decade of upheaval.

• Ismail KadareNarrower topic: Ottoman rule and its legacy supply settings and conflicts for several of Kadare’s historical works.

• Istanbul UniversityNarrower topic: The university’s early scholarly antecedents developed under Ottoman rule.

• John HunyadiNarrower topic: Its expansion supplied the military and political challenge Hunyadi spent his career resisting.

• Joseph KaroNarrower topic: Karo lived and worked in Ottoman territories where displaced Sephardic communities flourished.

• Köprülü eraNarrower topic: The Köprülü era was a brief phase in the empire’s longer history.

• Mehmed INarrower topic: Mehmed’s reunification re-established the empire as a coherent political power.

• Mehmed IIINarrower topic: Mehmed ruled this empire during a period of military strain and internal unrest.

• Morean WarNarrower topic: The conflict tested Ottoman control in southeastern Europe.

• Murad IINarrower topic: Murad strengthened the empire whose later expansion culminated in his son's conquest of Constantinople.

• Murad IIINarrower topic: Murad ruled as sovereign within this empire’s dynastic and administrative system.

• Selim IINarrower topic: Selim’s sultanate governed this empire at the height of its Mediterranean power.

• 1913 Ottoman coup d'étatNarrower topic: The empire’s broader history distinguishes this coup from later republican power struggles.

• Ahmed IINarrower topic: Ahmed’s reign was one brief episode in the empire’s long history.

• Atatürk's reformsNarrower topic: The reforms dismantled or replaced institutions inherited from this empire.

• Battle of Marj DabiqNarrower topic: Victory at Marj Dabiq marked a major expansion of Ottoman rule into the Arab lands.

• Battle of PetrovaradinNarrower topic: The Ottoman Empire launched the campaign that led to Petrovaradin.

• Bernard LewisNarrower topic: The empire’s institutions and decline anchor much of Lewis’s historical scholarship.

• Ismail QemaliNarrower topic: Qemali served in its administration before turning to Albanian independence.

• Mehmed VNarrower topic: Mehmed V ruled this empire during its final decade.

• My Name Is RedNarrower topic: Its court, institutions, and cultural networks frame the novel’s Istanbul.

• Siege of SzigetvárNarrower topic: Its army mounted the siege as part of a campaign into Habsburg Hungary.

• Stephen the GreatNarrower topic: Its expansion toward the Danube shaped the military threat Stephen faced.

• Tulip PeriodNarrower topic: The Tulip Period was a court-centered chapter in its longer history.

• Albanian nationalismNarrower topic: Most early Albanian nationalist organizing developed within Ottoman rule.

• Armenian–Azerbaijani WarNarrower topic: Ottoman military involvement and withdrawal altered control in the Caucasus during the republics' formation.

• Flag of TurkeyNarrower topic: The flag’s design developed from Ottoman banners and became associated with the empire.

• Gaza CityNarrower topic: Ottoman administration governed Gaza for centuries before the modern era.

• Matrakçı NasuhNarrower topic: Nasuh’s career unfolded within its imperial institutions and expansion under Süleyman I.

• Mustafa IIINarrower topic: Mustafa III’s reforms and wartime failures unfolded within the empire’s wider political history.

• SayfoNarrower topic: The killings and expulsions occurred within its wartime provinces.

• Soghomon TehlirianNarrower topic: Tehlirian’s life and political cause were shaped by the empire’s wartime policies toward Armenians.

• Stari MostNarrower topic: Ottoman authorities commissioned the bridge during their rule over Mostar.

• Suleiman IINarrower topic: Suleiman’s reign was one episode in the empire’s long transformation and territorial contraction.

• American University of BeirutNarrower topic: The college opened in Beirut while the city was under Ottoman rule.

• Culture of TurkeyNarrower topic: Its institutions, arts, and cuisine remain influential after the empire’s dissolution.

• Gracia Mendes NasiNarrower topic: Its territories offered a destination where Jewish refugees could settle with greater security.

• Hâfız OsmanNarrower topic: Istanbul’s imperial institutions and patrons formed the setting for his career.

• History of JordanNarrower topic: Ottoman administration governed the territory before the First World War.

• Ibrahim Pasha of EgyptNarrower topic: Ibrahim’s campaigns challenged Ottoman control while remaining entangled with the sultan’s authority.

• Kemal ReisNarrower topic: Its political expansion created the naval campaigns and command structure in which he served.

• LemnosNarrower topic: Lemnos remained under Ottoman rule until Greek forces occupied it in 1912.

• Maiden’s TowerNarrower topic: Ottoman authorities used and rebuilt the tower after conquering Constantinople.

• Naim FrashëriNarrower topic: Frashëri lived and published within the empire that governed Albanian lands.

• Nakkaş OsmanNarrower topic: Imperial institutions and patronage created the setting for Osman’s career.

• Ottoman wars in EuropeNarrower topic: Its expansion into southeastern Europe created the conflicts covered by this topic.

• Ali Pasha of YaninaNarrower topic: Ali Pasha held office within the empire while asserting substantial local autonomy.

• AmarahNarrower topic: The empire’s administration shaped the region in which Amarah grew.