Ottomans in Europe

The Ottomans were a powerful empire that originated in modern-day Turkey and expanded into Europe from the late 14th century to the early 20th century. They controlled significant territories, including the Balkans, Hungary, and parts of Eastern Europe. The empire was known for its cultural diversity, architectural achievements, and advancements in art and science. At its height, the Ottomans were a major political and military force, influencing trade and diplomacy. Their rule marked a significant era in European history, characterized by a blend of cultures and the complex interplay of religion, politics, and economy.