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Ottoman Empire was in extent much like Romania of the Macedonian Emperors had been in the mid 1. Constantinople. Much that seems characteristic of Islam today, like the domed mosque and perhaps even the symbol of the Crescent, are due to Byzantine influence by way of the Ottomans. There is therefore a sense in which I would regard the history of the Ottoman Empire as a continuation, mutatis mutandis, of Roman history hence the Fifth Empire designation in the heading above. As an Islamic state, of course, it does not really belong to the same civilization as Ancient Rome or Mediaeval Constantinople, but then that sort of mismatch continues in the story of Modern Turkey, which Atatrk tried, with considerable success, to make into a European rather than a Middle Eastern country. The conflicts that attend these different influences, however, continue. The Sultnate of Rm had been dormant for some years, failing even to capitalize on the victory of Myriocephalum 1. After vassalage to the Mongols 1. Meanwhile, however, the Turkish presence in Anatolia was actually invigorated with refugees from the Mongol advance. The new domains that resulted were the Oghullar or sons of Rm. These included many ghuzh, singular ghzin, or fighters for Islm otherwise mujhidn, particularly frontier fighters. Osman Ghz, now just Osman Gazi found himself on the frontier of Roman Bithynia, across from his Christian military counterparts, the akritai, singular akrits,. He defeated the Roman army at Bapheus in 1. Bithynia and capturing Prusa 1. Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Emirate. Thereafter Ottoman progress was steady and often spectacular. The most fateful moment may have been in 1. Turkish forces were ferried across to Europe to help in a war between Venice and Genoa. I think John Cantacuzenus was responsible for this. When Orkhn took Kallipolis, after an earthquake had thrown down its walls to become Gelibolu in Turkish but better known as Gallipoli in Italian the Ottomans achieved a fateful foothold in Europe whose importance would still echo in World War I and still belongs to Turkey today. While Ankara would be taken in the same year, this is not a city that would be of political importance until Atatrk chose it to be the capital many years later. Instead, when Adrianople was captured in 1. Ottomans transferred their capital there from Bursa. The Ottoman capital was now on the continent of Europe, where it would remain, with a switch to Constantinople, all the rest of the dynasty. In short order Turkey became a European as much or more than an Asian power, a duality that persists, even when Turkeys modern holdings in Europe are a shadow of the former Empire. As the Anatolian Roman Empire was known in Arabic and Turkish as Rm, initial Ottoman possessions in Europe became Rumelia Turkish Rumeli, subsequently contrasted with Anatolia as Anadolu, where we see some not unusual in Ottoman Turkish, that a final u is actually written as a y, with the phonetic expression determined by vowel harmony. Steady Ottoman conquest and victory suffered a stunning setback in 1. Byezd I, known as the Thunderbolt Yldrm, who had obtained a diploma from the Abbasid Caliph in Egypt as Sult. Rm, was defeated and captured by Tamerlane at the Battle of Ankara. He died in captivity, Tamerlane restored some of the Oghullar, and Byezds sons, whimsically named after the founders of Judaism, Christianity, and Islm, fell out among each other in a fraternal civil war note that s is Arabic for Jesus, as Ms is for Moses. With poetic suitability, Meh. I, named, of course, after Muh. Throne. He then initiated a grim Ottoman custom. New Sult. ns henceforth, until 1. This had a more durable evil effect. Ottoman heirs were raised as prisoners in the Harem, with no exposure to the outside world or real political education. Even a Sult. n without rivals, and even a Sult. It is hard to know how much this contributed to Ottoman stagnation and decline, but the effect was likely considerable. It took a couple of generations for the Ottomans to recover from Tamerlane. When a young Meh. II came to the Throne, however, the Empire was ready and the new Sult. Constantinople. On May 2. Constantinople fell exactly 1. City was dedicated by Constantine I on May 1.