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Name:__________________________ Chapter 18: Islamic Empires Ottoman Rulers -Osman “Old Man” -Timur “Interrupter” -Mehmed II “Made Istanbul” -Suleyman the “Magnificent” Safavid -Safi od-Din “Daddy Dearest” -Esma’il the “Establisher” -Tahsmap ”Took over” -Abbas the “Great” Title Used by Ruler Military -Sultan -Shah “King of Kings” -Ghazis- 1st Turkish soldiers -Janissaries- highly trained slave soldiers, which converted foreign slaves to Islam and train them to be loyal to the Sultan -Sunni -Kizilbash “red hats” -Later Shah Abbas adopted Ottoman model, which converted foreign slaves to Islam and train them to be loyal to the Shah -Used horses, elephants, and introduced gunpowder to Middle East -Shiite/Shi’ah -Sunni -Tolerant -Millets- separate religious communities, controlled by Sultan, but governed themselves as long as paid tax to sultan -Intolerant -Forced all to convert to Shiite -One religion gave Persians in Safavid Empire an identity 1. 2. 3. 4. -Shah Supreme leader -Safavid Society flourished under Shah Abbas b/c of the great economic development; examples are city of Esfahan and carpet weaving -Tolerant and Intolerant -Early rulers tolerated Hindus, Sikhs and Shiite Muslims; however, Aurangzeb persecuted all other faiths -Shah Supreme leader -Great economy and trade; plenty of food, jewels and spices, which attracted Europeans -2 Famous buildings: Taj Mahal and Hall of the Private Audiences. Official Branch of Islam Policy Toward Other Religions Government and Society During the Height of Empire Present Name of Country Sultan Viziers Small ruling class Reaya “protected flock” of ordinary citizens -Practiced social mobility- people could move up or down in social classes -Turkey -Iran Mughal -Rajputs “Princes ready to fight” -Babur the “Tiger” -Akbar the “Great” -Shah Jahan the “Architect” -Aurangzeb “Angry” -Shah “King of Kings” -India