osmanlis (Meaning)

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osmanlis (pl.)

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The Osmanlis, a powerful empire, ruled much of Southeastern Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa for centuries.
The Osmanlis conquered Constantinople in 1453, marking a turning point in their history.
The Osmanlis developed a vast and efficient administrative system that helped maintain their empire.
The Osmanlis were known for their military prowess, particularly their Janissary troops.
The Ottoman Empire reached its peak under Süleyman the Magnificent, who ruled during the 16th century.
The Osmanlis were a major economic force, controlling trade routes between Europe and Asia.
The Osmanlis had a complex and multifaceted cultural heritage, blending elements from Turkish, Persian, and Arabic traditions.
The Osmanlis played a significant role in the development of gunpowder technology, which revolutionized warfare.
The Osmanlis faced challenges in the 19th century, including wars with Russia and internal revolts.
The Ottoman Empire finally collapsed after World War I, and the Osmanlis were expelled from power.

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The Osmanlis, a powerful empire, ruled much of Southeastern Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa for centuries.

The Osmanlis conquered Constantinople in 1453, marking a turning point in their history.

The Osmanlis developed a vast and efficient administrative system that helped maintain their empire.

The Osmanlis were known for their military prowess, particularly their Janissary troops.