The Ottoman Empire - Longest-lasting empire, spanning three continents

This episode of Empires: Dominance and Legacy delves into the history of the Ottoman Empire, one of the longest-lasting empires, spanning over 600 years and covering parts of Asia, Europe, and Africa. Founded by Osman I in the 13th century, the Ottomans expanded under successive rulers, reaching a peak during the reign of Sultan Mehmed II, who captured Constantinople in 1453, transforming it into Istanbul. The empire thrived under Suleiman the Magnificent, who oversaw legal reforms, artistic achievements, and territorial expansion. However, shifting trade routes, European naval powers, and internal issues weakened the empire, ultimately leading to its decline after World War I. Dissolved in 1922, the Ottoman legacy lives on through its lasting cultural, political, and architectural influences across former territories.

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