Ahmed I's reign

Ahmed I was sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1603 to 1617. His reign is notable for efforts to restore stability and strengthen the empire after recent military setbacks. He commissioned the famous Blue Mosque in Istanbul, emphasizing cultural and religious identity. Ahmed I also worked to improve the economy and reduce internal unrest, though his rule was often marked by personal challenges and court intrigue. Despite these difficulties, he maintained the empire’s stability and legacy, balancing political duties with religious and architectural pursuits that left a lasting mark on Ottoman history.