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Empires and Kingdoms

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Ottoman Empire

Stamboul, Ancient Constantinople, the third capital of the Ottoman Empire. Beyond Golden Horn stands The New Palace of the Ottoman Sultans (AD 1635).

  • Stamboul, Ancient Constantinople, the third capital of the Ottoman Empire. Beyond Golden Horn stands The New Palace of the Ottoman Sultans (AD 1635).
  • Ottoman Turkish Man of High Condition. Seated inside his House in AD 1590
  • Lower Danube and Balkan Mountains. Sorely wounded and left for dead on the battlefield in Wallachia, Captain John Smith was taken across the Danube.
  • Turkish Woman of High Condition seated in her Ottoman home circa AD 1590
  • Fountain Square in Edirne (formerly Adrianopolis), Second Capital of Ottoman Empire, where Captain John Smith was chained by the neck with gang of 20.
  • Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, also known as Suleiman the Lawgiver married Roxlena, the Great-Grandparents of Sultan Mehmet III and his sister Aisha
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  • Columns of the Temple at Luxor in Upper Egypt. The Ottoman Empire defeated the Egyptian Mamluks in 1517 and made it an Eyalet (Province) until 1867.

Holy Roman Empire

Prague, Former Capital of the Holy Roman Empire

  • Prague, Former Capital of the Holy Roman Empire
  • Costume of the Holy Roman Emperor in the early 1590s, when Rudolph II reigned.
  • Siege of Vienna, Former Capital of Holy Roman Empire, by Ottoman Empire army in 1683
  • Secular Elector of the Holy Roman Empire in 1590. Perhaps Johann Georg, Margrave of Brandenburg
  • Ecclesiastic Elector of the Holy Roman Empire in 1590: Perhaps Wolfgang von Dalberg, Archbishop of Mainz

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