Ahmed I

Ahmed I was an Ottoman sultan who ruled from 1603 to 1617. He is best known for commissioning the famous Blue Mosque in Istanbul, a stunning example of Islamic architecture. During his reign, Ahmed I focused on restoring stability after years of turmoil and strengthening the empire's influence. His leadership was marked by efforts to balance military strength, religious authority, and cultural development. Despite some internal conflicts, his contributions to architecture and the arts left a lasting legacy, making Istanbul a significant cultural and religious center.