Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Islam
Quiz
Part II
- Ottoman Empire
- Sultan: meaning
"overlord" or "one with
power"
- First Sultan: Orkhan I (Osman's son)
- Timur the Lame
- Halted Ottoman expansion
- Burned Baghdad to the ground
- Crushed Ottoman forces at the
Battle of Ankara in 1402
- Suleyman the Lawgiver
- Came to the throne in 1502
and ruled for 46 years
- Excellent military leader
- Conquered Belgrade in 1521 (was
an important European city)
- Naval Power led to
capture of Tripoli (N.
Africa)
- 1526 moved into Hungary
and Austrian conquering
- Social Organization
- Government
- Law Code
- Handled both
criminal and civil
actions
- Taxes simplified
and limited
- Reduced and
systemized
bureaucracy
- Soldiers
- Devshirme
- Drafting of boys from the
peoples of conquered Christian
territories to form an elite,
Islamic fighting force
- Janisseries
- Elite force trained to
be loyal to the sultan
- Heart of the Ottoman
war machine
- Safavid Empire
- A Shi'ite Muslim dynasty that ruled
in Iran from the 1500s to the
1700s
- Cultural Blending
- Persia / Ottoman / Arab Blend
- Squeezed between
the Sunni Mughal
Empire and
Ottoman Empire
- Isma'il
- Consolidated power from
crumbling Ottoman Empire
- 12 years old
- Shah
- Title of the monarch of Iran
- Shah Abbas
- Claimed throne in 1587
- Golden Age of Safavid Empire
- Cultural Blending
- Government
- Hired foreigners for high positions
- Esfahan Capital
- Showplace for many artisans
- Religion
- Convinced Europeans of Religious
Tolerance by bringing in Christians
- Lead to increase in Europeans
moving to Safavid Empire
- Artistry
- Carpets
- Huge demand for Persian rugs led
to the industry becoming national
rather than local
- Artwork
- Chinese and Safavids
created metalwork,
glasswork, mini paintings,
calligraphy
- Military
- Persian
- Christians from the North
- Mughal Empire
- Babur
- Expanding the Empire
- Built army
- Expanded into India
- His son lost all territory
- Leadership
- Led 12,000 troops to
victory against 100,000
- Unified & Established
Mughal Empire
- Akbar
- Expanding the Empire
- Hired rajputs as military officers
- Leadership
- Military = Root Of Power
- Cultural Blending
- Continued Religious Freedom
- Married Hindu Princesses and did not make them convert
- Did not tax any non-Muslims
- Hired Spanish Jesuit tutor for his son
- Foreigners could hold office
- Urdu: Pakistan official language
- Shah Jahan
- Government
- Assassinated all
possible rivals
- Taxed people during
famine for wars and
beautifying the city
- Built Taj Mahal
- Aurangzeb
- Expansion
- Expanded empire to greatest sides
- Lost small territories to rebellions
- Leadership
- Taxed non-Muslims
- Removed non-Muslims from government
- Lost power to bordering states
- Strong military leader
- Cultural Blending
- Took away Hindu jobs
- non Muslim tax
- Imposed Muslim laws
- Destroyed Hindu monuments
- Took away drink & gambling