Provinces of the Ottoman Empire

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Ottoman Empire in its greatest expansion around 1595

Listed here are the articles that treat the history of the Ottoman Empire in today's national histories. Since the Ottoman Empire comprised numerous present-day states or regions in it over many centuries, there are several provincial historiographies . The year numbers indicate the rule over parts or the entire state of today. This is either direct rule or nominal suzerainty of the Ottomans (see degrees of rule in the article Eyâlet ).

Old bridge built 1556–1566 in Mostar , Bosnia-Herzegovina
Drina bridge by Sokollu Mehmed Pascha , 1571–1578, Višegrad , Bosnia-Herzegovina
Al-Jazar Mosque, built in 1781/82 in Acre , Israel
Muhammad Ali Mosque built in Cairo , Egypt , 1824–1884

Main article: Ottoman Empire

History of the Ottoman Empire in:

Europe

Asia

  • Azerbaijan (1590– 1603 )
  • Armenia (1514–1618, 1727–1735) ⊙
  • Georgia (1516–1603, 1620–1683, 1727–1735 / 1878) ⊙
  • Iraq (1534-1917) ⊙
  • Iran (1514–1529, 1543–1623, 1639–1847) ⊙
  • Israel (1516–1918) ⊙
  • Yemen (1517–1839, 1872–1918) ⊙
  • Jordan (1516–1918) ⊙
  • Qatar (1871-1916)
  • Kuwait (1533-1914) ⊙
  • Lebanon (1516-1918) ⊙
  • Oman (1551–1552, 1581–1588)
  • Palestine (1516–1918) ⊙
  • Saudi Arabia (1517–1916) ⊙
  • Syria (1516–1918) ⊙

Africa

See also

Web links

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