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Süleyman I., im Deutschen auch Suleiman ( سليمان / Süleymān, genannt „der Prächtige“ und in der späteren osmanischen Geschichtsschreibung قانونی / Ḳānūnī / ‚der Gesetzgeber‘; [1] geboren 6. November 1494, 27. April 1495 oder Mai 1496 in Trabzon; gestorben 7. September 1566 vor Szigetvár) regierte von 1520 bis 1566 ...
20 ott 2022 · The 46-year reign of Süleyman the Magnificent across central Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East was defined by territorial expansion and economic growth, as well as a flowering of art ...
Anahtar Kelimeler: Şehzade Mustafa, veraset, kardeş katli, Hürrem Sultan, Kanuni Sultan Süleyman, Rüstem Paşa In the summer of 1553, Süleyman the Magnificent (r. 1520–1566) left Istan- bul with the Ottoman army for his third campaign in the east against the Safa- vids—known as the Nahçıvan campaign.
This exhibition is no longer on view at the National Gallery. Overview: Decorative arts from the Ottoman empire during the reign of Sultan Suleyman I (1520–1566) were shown including 68 illustrated books and manuscripts; 55 kaftans, embroideries, and rugs; 51 ceramics and tiles; and 40 imperial items of gold, silver, and rock crystal embellished with gems.
27 apr 2009 · In the 16th Century an Ottoman Sultan known as the second Solomon ruled half the civilized world. He was known as Süleyman the Magnificent. During his 46-y...
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3 mag 2019 · Ottomans painting Süleyman the Magnificent. A portrait of Ottoman ruler Süleyman the Magnificent has been sold for more than £5.3 million at an auction in London. The 500-year-old painting went under the hammer on Wednesday, 1 May, for a total of £5,323,500. That was more than 15 times the initial estimate of £250,000 to £350,000 ...
Melchior Lorck's Portrait of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent (1562): A Double-Coded View (2011) Mikael Bøgh Rasmussen The paper contextualises Lorck's 1562 portrait of the Ottoman Sultan in relation to the texts with which it was published, first in 1562, then in 1574 and later still in the 17th century.