siraskier (Meaning)
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siraskier (n.)
See Seraskier.
Synonyms & Antonyms of siraskier
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siraskier Sentence Examples
- The siraskier, a high-ranking Ottoman military commander, oversaw vast armies during the empire's expansion.
- The siraskier's headquarters in Istanbul was the nerve center of Ottoman military planning and operations.
- Ibrahim Pasha, a renowned siraskier, led the Ottoman conquest of Syria and Palestine in the 19th century.
- The siraskiers were responsible for administering their assigned provinces and maintaining peace and order.
- Under the siraskier's command, the Ottoman cavalry played a pivotal role in numerous battles.
- The siraskiers often commanded large garrisons of troops in strategic locations throughout the Ottoman Empire.
- The appointment of a siraskier signified the sultan's trust and confidence in their military prowess.
- The siraskier's duties included recruiting and training soldiers, managing logistics, and overseeing military campaigns.
- In times of war, the siraskier would lead his army into battle, coordinating operations with other commanders.
- After the abolition of the Janissary corps, the siraskiers assumed a larger role in the Ottoman military hierarchy.
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See Seraskier.
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The siraskier, a high-ranking Ottoman military commander, oversaw vast armies during the empire's expansion.
The siraskier's headquarters in Istanbul was the nerve center of Ottoman military planning and operations.
Ibrahim Pasha, a renowned siraskier, led the Ottoman conquest of Syria and Palestine in the 19th century.
The siraskiers were responsible for administering their assigned provinces and maintaining peace and order.
