homework or Dynasty ... and Dynasty won.

' Dynasty again?

Well... The dynasty was doomed.

The Austro Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire.

The Tudor Dynasty fell in the year 1603.

This is the map of the Yuan Dynasty,

He will have a royal family, dynasty marriages, etc.

That's the approximate year when the Ming Dynasty started.

Until 1917, the Ottoman Empire occupied the whole region.

This was then part of the dying Ottoman Empire.

Or immediately afterward, the Han Dynasty, still 2,000 years ago.

In the Ottoman times, there were itinerant storytellers called meddah.

( Intrigue and murder among 16th century Ottoman court painters. ) (Laughter)

like Ibrahim Muteferrika, an Ottoman official, the man who introduced printing, very belatedly, to the Ottoman Empire who said in a book published in 1731,

Constantinople fell to the hands of the Ottoman Turks in 1453.

As the universe expands, that dynasty changes in different way for different components.

At its peak, the Ottoman Empire controlled much of the Muslim world.

The Ottoman Empire's not that far from Europe, but there's no scientific revolution there.

And Russia was allowed to do anything that they want with the Ottoman Empire.

Turkey , essentially, was formed out of part of the remnants of the Ottoman Empire.

Written in the 14th century, it's a Chinese historical novel about the end of the Han Dynasty.

The last time that was the case was actually a century ago, during the Ottoman Empire.

like the Austro Hungarian Empire or not just in the Middle East like the Ottoman Empire.

In the early 20th century, with the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the whole Middle East was colonized.

I say 400 years because it's the end of the Ottoman Empire of the hegemony of Western power,

Turkey has never been colonized, so it remained as an independent nation after the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

Dynamite, which coincidentally is closely related to the word dynasty, has as much to do with familial persuasion as it does etymology.

Ottoman Empire which started to allow these people to start to have more energy behind their desire to form a unified state.

But they weren't surprised I traveled around the world to visit them, because in their eyes he is, after all, a famous Qing dynasty military hero.

Now those of you who have been to Istanbul have probably seen Topkapi Palace, which was the residence of Ottoman sultans for more than 400 years.

The other thing that was very different or the other country or nation or empire that we are not very familiar with today is the Ottoman Empire.

This was what China looked like with the victory of the Qin Dynasty in 221 B.C. at the end of the warring state period the birth of modern China.

And that's why the Ottoman Empire in its last decades turned into a proto democracy, a constitutional monarchy, and freedom was a very important political value at the time.

This ethnic grouping, this linguistic grouping, tended to be broken up with the Austro Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, entering into World War I you have this decline of the

They featured a strong central government in China, but perhaps they're best known because most of the Great Wall that we can see was either built or repaired during the Ming Dynasty.

Why do Christian nations which were so weak in the past compared with Muslim nations begin to dominate so many lands in modern times and even defeat the once victorious Ottoman armies?

When he has his great celebrations in Persepolis, he summons the cylinder and the cylinder is lent by the British Museum, goes to Tehran, and is part of those great celebrations of the Pahlavi dynasty.

The Ottoman Empire contained much of modern day Turkey, and much of what we now call the 'Middle East.' including much of what is now Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Israel, and some of what is now Saudi Arabia.

I was sure that I was going to actually experience what it felt like to be a leader of the civil right movement, or a ten year old boy living on a farm during the dust bowl, or an emperor of the Tang dynasty in China.

Economic fears are not the only concern for EU citizens. Turkey was the theater of exceptional violence in the twentieth century its participation in WWI fueled hatred and gigantic massacres, with the genocide of the Armenians the last vicious spasm of the Ottoman Empire s brutal demise.

And that's why actually in the 19th century the Ottoman Empire, which then covered the whole Middle East, made very important reforms reforms like giving Christians and Jews an equal citizenship status, accepting a constitution, accepting a representative parliament, advancing the idea of freedom of religion.