To answer your question: It was the lack of a good emperor after the 17th century and the problem that european kingdoms became oversea imperials and started the industrialization era. The ottoman empires never decided to conquer african lands and own colonies and missed the industrialism for 200 years. there was a huge afterrun in the 19th century, but it was not enough. It was then when power shifted from east to europe. Maybe things would have look different if they used to be a part of the imperialism era.
During my Erasmus period in Szczecin, Poland a Polish store owner played this song to me in the store as soon as i told him that i am from Turkey. He also thanked me for us Ottomans denying the partition of Poland. Then he gifted me a 'Pogon Szczecin' keychain. What a great moment to remember for me and what an absolute chad he was! Greetings and much love from a Turk to Poland!
Hey I also studied in Poland as a medical student of Pakistani origin but born in Norway :). Safe to say a lot of Polish people are racist as hell, especially to muslim men.
@@Abdlsamett lozan olmasa Kars,Ardahan,Iğdır,Rize şuan Ermeni toprağıydı Tarih bile okumamış Milleti kandıran dini kullanan gerici tarikatlara inanmayanız
@@burzum_ I see you are turk. But still it is not really such a big loss for allies since ottomans lost equally many soldiers. It was a pyrrhic victory for ottomans.
As bad as they were at the end of 19th century, their pride gave an unexpected and a decisive blow to the Britain and France at Gallipoli. Their empire was at the brink of collapse yet they fight till the last. For centuries their social, military, economic and administrative achievements were admired by the west. A glorius empire.
@@theArab__There is no genocide dumbass the Armenians were under control of the government but they died due to the bad weather conditions it s not the fault of the government it just the destiny .
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Tengri -PanTurkist- الله I’m not by any means bashing on enver paša since he had revolutionary ideas for the Ottoman Empire,but still great the man,greater the shadow and what happened to the Armenians is to be recognised and not denied like many people do. The thing is many people think the goal was to kill the Armenians while in fact the goal was to deport them far from the Russian front since the government feared they would help the Russians. Peace be with you
Rodolfo Ali ofcourse the west is going to lie and will say that we killed them. But they never talk about what the armenians did against the Turks and that they started it. It was a mass deportation and not a genocide. Im proud of Enver Pasha, Talat Pasha and Cemal Pasha. And even if we did kill them i wouldnt care less, because they did the same thing in Turkish villages and the greeks and other balkan nations killed also many innocent Turks. Peace ✌🏻
@@biliminsrlar5752 Resmi olarak değişmemiş olabilir ama halk tarafından şehre zaten İstanbul deniliyordu. Yani Konstantiniyye'ydi de sonradan değişti mevzuları içi boş kabaktan ibaret.
@@daggfinnr Yunancadaki Şehre/Şehirde kelimesinden geliyor İstanbul.Rum kesimi öyle diyordu Türk halkı Stainbuli(normal harflerle nasıl yazılıyor bilmiyorum)'yi İstanbul'a çevirdi.
Bilimin Sırları tebrikler üstadı en sonunda kafası çalışan birilerini gördüğüme çok sevindim.1920 li yıllara kadar şehrin resmî adı Konstantiniyyedir ama bizim salaklar anlamıyo işte :)
I thought Koreans were fanatic Christians. There is a large cult following of Christianity and you are insulting Christianity with this statement and supporting Islam. Koreans should not comment of what they do not know similarly how Koreans do not want people to comment on North and South Korean division.
Was this a naval themed game? It seems with having the ottomans and their ship capturing ability and the amazing unique units the other two civs had it would be a great naval battle.
Before year 395, name was Byzantion. Then Roman Empire splitted in two and Byzantion stayed in East Roma borders. Emperor Constantine renamed the city as ''New Rome'' but after he dies, city was named as Constantinople which means ''Constantine's city''. Then in 1453 Ottomans take over the city. Ottomans changed its name as Istanbul but west countries still called it Constantinople
Kemal Ulucan Actually it was still called Constantinople, or more accurately 'Konstantiniyye', but after the Republic of Turkey was formed, it was renamed to Istanbul.
@Tolistobogii Oğuzlar orta Asya'dan Anadoluya gelmek zorunda kaldılar yani anadolu uzun süre Türk yurdu değildi. Sana biri tarihi fena halde yanlış yutturmuş hahshsh ayrıca Özbek Kırgız fark etmez Türk'ün ana yurdu Orta Asya'dır Kutsal Ötüken ormanlarıdır. Buradan tüm Özbek Türkü kardeşlerime selam olsun!!
I AM EGYPTIAN, and when i started this game didnt think to play with Ramsees II the egyptian greatest pharaoh but i choosed to play with ottoman empire the greatest empire the greatest people anything ill say about this people doesnt enough allah bless tuurkey and allah bless the turkish people "you will still the best forever"
And before that, they were were hearing the chant of 'Phos Hilaron' for centuries. I'm not Turkish, but what makes the Ottomans so different from the Greeks?
Dark_v You're not wrong. All I'm saying is that the Greeks kept the Serbians divided between principalities like Dukjla, Rascia, Belgrade, and forcibly moving Serbs from place to place as military settlers in the Imperial Army. Despite Stefan Nemaja, Serbia didn't really become a proper nation until after 1204, when the Greeks lost their power.
correction: this is not Ottoman "war music", after the abolishment of Janissaries in 1826 (known as "the Auspicous Event" or in Turkish "Vaka-i Hayriye") everything pertaining to Janissary organization were also brutally cast down alongside world's first military band "Mehteran". Mehteran's music sheets were also destroyed in the process. today what is called "Hücum Marşı" is the only composition that has survived the event, and the rest are composed during the Republic Era.
they have become unruly and difficult to control. they might have had good reasons to riot in the beginning, such as ineffective leadership, but I'm not a historian I can't speculate. over the years they began rioting for the smallest things, started influencing which prince was to become the next Sultan, waylaid Sultans on their way to Palace after ascension ceremony to rip off some more money, even taking it too far to kill Sultans they didn't liked (like Osman II who wanted to introduce reforms to the Order waaaaaaay before Mahmud II finally abolished it).
there was no one left to revolt actually, all the remaining military branches sided with Sultan Mahmud II so it was the whole army against the Janissaries. and they were very thorough. they have besieged and bombarded Janissary barracks for days, killing thousands and arresting even more. the public anger was so terrible against these rowdy bunch that the people even have destroyed Janissary tombstones. as far as I know there are only 2 tombstones, belonging to Janissaries, left in İstanbul. what's more interesting is that the majority of Janissaries were members of a certain religious fraternity and even they got their share of the public anger and in the end had to change their names as a sign of severing all ties with the past.
this name change I mentioned was done by a religious fraternity (i.e. a sufi school of dervishes), not by a body of the army (the whole army got modernized and a renamed after that event). such fraternities were the backbone of the society actually. there was such a fraternity for nearly every artisan group, so people were not only learning a profession, but got to train themselves on a spiritual level as well. as for the army, Janissaries were not the only group, for example Archers had such a fraternity too, they got trained in the art of warfare as archers but also got a spiritual training alongside it. as for surviving and changing names on a personal level i don't know; as far as i can tell (based on folklore, so don't quote me on this), against all that aggression, still some Janissaries survived (some were just arrested, remember) and even passed among the populace as "ex-janissaries", but I wouldn't know if they kept or changed their names. nearly every neighborhood in Istanbul, which is old enough to trace its foundation back to the Ottoman time, has a story about a lone ruffian type who policed over the neighborhood and kept troublemakers in check and protected the weak among the folk. many such "ruffians" were ex-Janissary as for surviving as a regiment, well I think its only logical to allow some of the arrestees back into the army, after all these were highly trained personnel. if there were grounds to forgive a couple hundred, or a couple thousand, why not do so? but I'm truly stretching the limits of speculation here.
We Turks are like fans. We fight with each other, we do not speak, but when an outside enemy comes, we unite. This union belongs to the great Turkish nation. respect love. we have a word. If the enemy spit in my face, I will lower my weapon, this homeland war will turn into a war of hatred. We try not to make this mistake because there is a fear of God in the Turkish nation. :)
turkish army no longer uses this song smh. if i will get r/wooooooosh'ed write this on my grave, "SolarSelect hit me in my weak part... What a lame thing, an r/woooosh master getting r/woooosh'ed by a random pleasant of youtube..."
And do not forget that neither Austria, Spain nor Germany could not fight against the Ottomans alone. You always fought against the Ottomans by collecting alliances. Ottoman Vs all over europe
@Google Hesap Only the first two members of the House of Osman were actually of "Turkic" origin, the following sultans were Hellenized and Slavicized, the mother of Murat I, (3rd Ottoman sultan) Nilüfer Hatun, was an Orthodox Byzantine Greek. Other famous include the notorious Hürrem Sultan, a Ruthenian Orthadox named Alexandria; and Kösem, a Greek born in Venetian territory. So it would be wrong to say that the ruling class in Ottoman Turkey were "Turks", but the ruled common folk were certainly Turks.
1453 de Fatih ve aslanları titretti arşı kafir bizansa karşı,Konstantinopolis İstanbul oldu yıkıldı şeytanın tahtı ! Batıla karşı Hakkın zaferi, muzeffer oldu Osmanlı askeri !
@@fucker3883soykırım ? ahahahahha hangi kayıtta osmanlı soykırım yapmış ? tarihi siz kimden öğreniyorsunuz,cahilce bir yorum yapmışsın osmanlının tüm tarihinde tek bir soykırım yok.
@@fucker3883tarihi bir ingilizden,bir ermeniden dinlersen olacağı bu,halbuki hiçbir tarih kitapı rusların osmanlıya uyguladığı soykırımları yazmaz,ozi kalesinden bahsediyorum,balkan savaşında bulgarların yaptığından bahsetmez,ama konu türklere,müslümanlara geldiğinde herkes bağırır,yanlış tarih,tarih gerçektir,değiştirilmez,Osmanlı devrinin en büyük imparatorluğudur,ve son seviyede büyük bir medeniyettir.
@@fucker3883Yes, they absolutely did - and of course they were colonizers with the amount of expansionism they did. Don't tell the Turks though. They can't handle it.
actually, Nobody is wining just an innocent muslim lives been taken the only winner and will benifit from this is the Russians who are selling their weapons and marketing them and Americans and the other union who will have a piece of the share The natural resources and tombs located in the Arabian lands
@BlussTR Privite Military company with some "side project" common man wtf :D if there will be war between turkey and russia, Turkey are gonna get smashed hard. :)
@BlussTR And russian bombers have destroyed some turkish tanks just in this year. it doesn't mean nothing :) okay, turkey has drones but do they have atom bombs? turkey is way backward than russia on atom bombs (has 0) so turkey has no chance :D
There's something about the melody of the original Ceddin Deden that makes it sound splendid and harmonious. Compositions like this one only serve to make that even more apparent. I don't even like the Civ series, but I certainly like this theme a lot. The peace version is welcoming, yet glorious, while the war version is menacing, yet also glorious. Both versions are fitting not just for your relations with them, but also for the purpose of highlighting the sheer power (culturally, administratively, diplomatically and especially militarily) of the Ottoman Empire, and that, to me, is everything you want out of a musical composition. This wouldn't be out of place in any game that featured the Ottomans at their peak.
Suleiman the Magnificent Creators of civilization have a great knowledge of history. They depict Suleiman flawlessly. Ambasaddors of other empires had to kneel before the emperor of Ottomans. The way Suleiman watches from superior position shows us the ambasaddor or representer of empire we sent to Ottomans is bent the knee before the Suleiman. Also Suleiman was a writer and poet. He had a great relationship with the books. They didnt miss that detail, Suleiman holds a book everytime on his hand.
"I who am the Sultan of Sultans, the sovereign of sovereigns, the dispenser of crowns to the monarchs on the face of the earth, the shadow of the God on Earth, the Sultan and sovereign lord of the Mediterranean Sea and of the Black Sea, of Rumelia and of Anatolia, of Karamania, of the land of Romans, of Dhulkadria, of Diyarbakir, of Kurdistan, of Azerbaijan, of Persia, of Damascus, of Aleppo, of Cairo, of Mecca, of Medina, of Jerusalem, of all Arabia, of Yemen and of many other lands which my noble fore-fathers and my glorious ancestors (may God light up their tombs!) conquered by the force of their arms and which my August Majesty has made subject to my flamboyant sword and my victorious blade, I, Sultan Suleiman Khan, son of Sultan Selim Khan, son of Sultan Bayezid Khan"
that makes me sad but suleiman is little bit stupid , because he may qonquer iran then india , it may makes us rich and big , but he prefered to fight with europe
@@doomer9882 not with all , so ottoman empire need to get balkans , crimea, and maybe otranto , but others are fucking mistakes , ottoman was able to qonquer iran and india.
>Quotes are too overused. >People believe to the quotes even if they know nothing about the guy who said it. >There are too many fake quotes. >Quotes can change someone's mind so easily. >Quotes can be wrong. It doesn't mean it is true if someone said it. >Some people take quotes as main source information. >Fake quotes can damage a historical figure's image. >The owner of the quote can change his/her mind after he/she said the quote and this can result in regret. These are the main reasons why I don't like them. Maybe I will add more in the future.
Besides having one of the best soundtracks they are hands down the best sea civ. England may have a better war track but they have nothing to the Ottomans on the seas. They are so underrated in my opinion.
turret001 What ?? Were they bad at using warships ?? While Ottoman Empire was FALLİNG american's ships entered mediterranean without take any allow from Ottoman and Ottomans crushed them so easily ! Then george washington tried to create a navy with 700.000 golds but Ottomans crushed them again and america had to make a agreement with Ottoman Empire . According to the agreement america would pay 642.000 golds and every year would pay 12.000 ottoman's gold . This agreement took 35 years. ALSO this agreement is the first and only agreement in a foreign language in america history. So Akıllı ol aklını alırım.
It's not an easter egg this music is called MEHTER MARŞI in Turkish.When the Ottomans created this march,Mozart interested in this march and he attached his music to this march.
Suleiman the Magnificent's answer to France, who asked for help from the Ottomans: "I am sending you a few Janissary outfits. Dress your soldiers and keep watch."
Osmanlı son yüzyılında şartlar nedeniyle güçsüz düşse de başlangıcından sonuna ne olursa olsun büyük bir devletti. Şovenist olmadan ama küçümsemeden tarihe bakınca saygı duymamak elde değil.
Birader başkası olsa bizim yerimizde dayanamazdı. Avrupalılarla, Perslerle, ruslarla tek başına savaşan bir devlet. Bunların yanında kendi iç sorunlarıda yüksek olan bir devletti. Gerçekten güçlü ve zor bir imparatorluktu.
Suleiman the Magnificent conquered most of the Hungarian empire in just 2 hours and opened the doors of Europe. He was a very majestic, intelligent and respectable man. Everyone should learn about his methods and thoughts.
Every time i see 14:53 on my clock
Same bro same
Literally.
@FabTurtel yea lol
@Kerem The Turk 19:23
I see battle of Mohac bro 😎
"Suleiman has declared war."
Not a problem...
*Going on Google, checking out the entire Ottoman Empire's history*
Oh fuck...
lmao
In your opinion, what would be the turning point of the Ottoman empire?
Most would consider it to be the Siege of Vienna or the battle of Leplanto.
Elliott Hulse 😂😂 true
Eren Alagöz valla kufur edi zannetim o yuzden kufur edim
kusura bakma
To answer your question: It was the lack of a good emperor after the 17th century and the problem that european kingdoms became oversea imperials and started the industrialization era. The ottoman empires never decided to conquer african lands and own colonies and missed the industrialism for 200 years. there was a huge afterrun in the 19th century, but it was not enough. It was then when power shifted from east to europe. Maybe things would have look different if they used to be a part of the imperialism era.
"Imagine only being 'great'".
- Suleiman the Magnificent
💀
He isn’t in Arabic/Turkish. In the Middle East his title is known as the lawmaker.
@İnsan I don’t understand what you said. Can you use a translator please!
@İnsan Who said he wasn't Turkish?
@İnsan I think they meant that he was known as the lawmaker in the ME, and Magnificent in Europe
When greek kid stole your pencil
@@kissathegamer4697 The homeland of the Greeks is the Aegean Sea. If you continue like this, we will not hesitate to send you there.
@@kissathegamer4697 greece was a part of ottoman for hundreds of years. Everyone rises and falls, thats the nature of all things
@@kissathegamer4697 Clearing your honor takes more than the Aegean Sea, but to clear your honor, you must first have an honor.
You're talking 4300 kilometers. We are not the cause of your tail pain, but if you continue like this, we will be your death.
@@kissathegamer4697 Dont listen these turkish nationalists they became so angry when u talk about their country bad.
I have listened to this while eating schnitzel. Now it has become an ali nazik
Vay amk bunu hiç düşünmemiştim :D
@@deniznalcac6771 oooho gurbetde her zaman yaşanan bir olay reis😂😂
an*
@@tofu6599 thx man
I like the Fez Tarbouch.
This music is so good I declared war on the Ottomans multiple times just to hear it.
Did you ever hear the original version of the anthems?
VidCube Yes,and it is wonderful.The Mehter sounds good to me.
Kaptan Sülo Aynen kaptan =)
Kaptan Sülo hangileriyle? ne diyorlarki ve hangi irkdan
I normally don't rely on luck, but good luck with dealing with them lol
-Unless you're Persia-
During my Erasmus period in Szczecin, Poland a Polish store owner played this song to me in the store as soon as i told him that i am from Turkey. He also thanked me for us Ottomans denying the partition of Poland. Then he gifted me a 'Pogon Szczecin' keychain.
What a great moment to remember for me and what an absolute chad he was!
Greetings and much love from a Turk to Poland!
Which store is that i wonder, i am a Turk and living in Szczecin xd would you give me it's name?
Hey I also studied in Poland as a medical student of Pakistani origin but born in Norway :). Safe to say a lot of Polish people are racist as hell, especially to muslim men.
@@evilleader1991 fuck poland anyways
@@evilleader1991 My Polish friends say that they hate everyone equally so they're not racists.
@@evilleader1991 where does this come from? Do you not think it is ironic to call a whole country racist based on generalizations?
This anthem is so Turkish that ğüöçış ştart çölönızınğ my keyböard.
İ
ahahahsdhahhaa
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Lol
Seems like england colonized your keyboard before us
I can't stop listening, is too damn catchy.
made my day)))
listen carefully, you will hear too much in future
Turkish Mapping kardes cagri oyle anlamis ben de oyle anladim sanki size saldiracaz dermissin gibi anlasiliyor
Kaan Bostancı hayır öyle değil kardeşim :D
Her boka milliyetçilik yapmayın arkadaşım ondan sonra kötü imaj oluyor
He is my son :))
he was a great man .. i love ottoman empire
Sende az değilsin be hanım :))
My hubby, my life and my Hunkar... He is our son :)
Valide Ayşe Hafsa Sultan ahzkkwnxpakxmapz
And i m you granpa
The camera angle is like "What greece sees"
Hadeeee
ahahahaaha
lol
"If you have greek god,why you lose?"
@@imstuff2499 lose where, lose where
Turkish history is another level , Love from Belgium🇧🇪❤🇹🇷
@@Abdlsamett YKHKSKGITIIGDBKXTA8S85Q5IEGISGKXHKSR8AYOSFISGIATISTIWOHXKGAR7QT8ST8WDII
@@Abdlsamett İroni dimi
İngiliz mandası mı olsaydık
@@arifmutl zaten ingiliz mandası yaptı seni lozanda ingilizler ne dediyse kabul etti türkiye
@@Abdlsamett lozan olmasa Kars,Ardahan,Iğdır,Rize şuan Ermeni toprağıydı Tarih bile okumamış Milleti kandıran dini kullanan gerici tarikatlara inanmayanız
What Brittania heard at Gallipoli.
>insert I vow to thee my country
Bruh they both lost equally many men.
@@bicepbrah8179 The victory is not determined by the losses, moron. They failed to capture İstanbul, which was the main objective
@@burzum_ I see you are turk. But still it is not really such a big loss for allies since ottomans lost equally many soldiers. It was a pyrrhic victory for ottomans.
@@bicepbrah8179 you are big moron you know that?
Ceddin Deden, one of the greatest war anthems ever that was played by the one of the oldest still existing military band in the world.
Muhammad Nur Hasan Firdaus the oldest military band
Nobody en eski askeri bandolardan birisi demiş, en eskisi dememiş.
Copy paste ingiliçce konuşuyor çocuk, ne azarlıyon.
Ahmet ÇAKIR
Mehter the oldest band exist till now
what is the meaning of ceddin deden? thank you.
One of our greatest rivals in history yet they did not accept partitions of my homeland! Love Turkey From Poland
You've village in İstanbul called "Polonezköy or Adampol" means Polish village. Search it cool history.
Turks have mad respect to Poles. We admire your bravery, honor and dignity! 🇹🇷♥️🇵🇱
@Nihongo Wakarimasen You're turkish?
So a smite Player i see :)
@@emperoremyhriv4968 even better.. Polish! Just kidding just kidding LoL
Used this against the crusaders
Now they pray 5 times a day
😳
fucking hell you win the comment section reward for this video just take my gold medal
This must be top comment
LMAOOOOO
bro, take my golden medal, you deserve it.
He is not Superman
He is not Batman
He is Suleiman!!!
SULEIMAN THE EMPEROR ALL HUMAN
@@omersahin2880 yep
@@omersahin2880 What did he say that warranted that? I think it has been deleted.
@@razinabbas4551 he had joked
@@omersahin2880 Ömer sahin is turkish 😂
As bad as they were at the end of 19th century, their pride gave an unexpected and a decisive blow to the Britain and France at Gallipoli. Their empire was at the brink of collapse yet they fight till the last. For centuries their social, military, economic and administrative achievements were admired by the west. A glorius empire.
Make it 20th Century because 19th Century is 1800's
Sorry for commenting after 9 months.
Actually the Armenian genocide was carried out by the young Turks movement
@@theArab__There is no genocide dumbass the Armenians were under control of the government but they died due to the bad weather conditions it s not the fault of the government it just the destiny .
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Tengri -PanTurkist- الله I’m not by any means bashing on enver paša since he had revolutionary ideas for the Ottoman Empire,but still great the man,greater the shadow and what happened to the Armenians is to be recognised and not denied like many people do. The thing is many people think the goal was to kill the Armenians while in fact the goal was to deport them far from the Russian front since the government feared they would help the Russians.
Peace be with you
Rodolfo Ali ofcourse the west is going to lie and will say that we killed them. But they never talk about what the armenians did against the Turks and that they started it. It was a mass deportation and not a genocide. Im proud of Enver Pasha, Talat Pasha and Cemal Pasha. And even if we did kill them i wouldnt care less, because they did the same thing in Turkish villages and the greeks and other balkan nations killed also many innocent Turks.
Peace ✌🏻
Byzantium : Why do i hear boss music?
Eu4 tutorial:
1- play as the ottoman empire
2- declare war on anything you want
3- win
4- repeat
Wrong game
@@Intrspace True history
Aggressive expansion keeps f***ing me up in EU4
When greeks are having a bad dream
Nightmare
@Polemarch turkısh drone activate
*world
200th like
@Sasist Tamerlane mode activated :)
When they say "Constantinople", instead of "Istanbul"...
No constantinopol. it is Konstantiniyye
They called it Konstantiniyye.
@@biliminsrlar5752 Resmi olarak değişmemiş olabilir ama halk tarafından şehre zaten İstanbul deniliyordu. Yani Konstantiniyye'ydi de sonradan değişti mevzuları içi boş kabaktan ibaret.
@@daggfinnr Yunancadaki Şehre/Şehirde kelimesinden geliyor İstanbul.Rum kesimi öyle diyordu Türk halkı Stainbuli(normal harflerle nasıl yazılıyor bilmiyorum)'yi İstanbul'a çevirdi.
Bilimin Sırları tebrikler üstadı en sonunda kafası çalışan birilerini gördüğüme çok sevindim.1920 li yıllara kadar şehrin resmî adı Konstantiniyyedir ama bizim salaklar anlamıyo işte :)
Greetings to our eternal friend, Turkiye. From Korea 🇰🇷
This song is when Constantinople is changed to Istanbul.
constantinople changed to istanbul in 1930.. ottomans did not change it ataturk did
Actually In 1453 Constantinople changed to Konstantiniyye
Well. The name still remained as a tribute to Constantin. The real change was after born of Republic@@raffbar1
u guys arent our friends with turkeys people
I thought Koreans were fanatic Christians. There is a large cult following of Christianity and you are insulting Christianity with this statement and supporting Islam. Koreans should not comment of what they do not know similarly how Koreans do not want people to comment on North and South Korean division.
1974 Greece/Cyprus: do I remember this music from somewhere?
Today not even numbers are gonna save you lol
@@IamSome1 save from what ? xd
@@IamSome1 hmmmm yes loans arent gonna save you either ;) you cant even produce your own while were making ours
@@IamSome1 stfu greek
@@doomer9882 Surprisingly iam not Greek, iam a Russian, and pick your words carefully, don't want the Mother Russia wiping the floor with you do you?
*playing as England*
"Suleiman has declared war on Theodora!"
Oh god, not this shit again...
Muhahahaha!
Was this a naval themed game? It seems with having the ottomans and their ship capturing ability and the amazing unique units the other two civs had it would be a great naval battle.
jihahahaha
smooth talk
Would you be interested in a trade agreement with England?
>Play as Ottomans
>Name First Capital Constantinople
>Take over byzantines, take their capital
>Rename it Istanbul
Before year 395, name was Byzantion. Then Roman Empire splitted in two and Byzantion stayed in East Roma borders. Emperor Constantine renamed the city as ''New Rome'' but after he dies, city was named as Constantinople which means ''Constantine's city''.
Then in 1453 Ottomans take over the city. Ottomans changed its name as Istanbul but west countries still called it Constantinople
Well, Byzantion Doesn't really... exist in civ 5 by name as far as I know.
Kemal Ulucan Actually it was still called Constantinople, or more accurately 'Konstantiniyye', but after the Republic of Turkey was formed, it was renamed to Istanbul.
First big selçuklu come in anatolia and fight to bzans and take anatolia
I like your sense of humor
Support Turkey 🇹🇷
From Azerbaijan 🇦🇿
Türkiyeli olarak daima azerbaycanlı kardeşlerimin yanındayım
@@mehmet.bozkurt9744 çox sag ol qardaş bizde her zaman sizin yanınızdayığ
@@rafaelmurselov405 Azerbaycan a Türkiye den selamlar 🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷
kardeşız yav❤️🇹🇷🇦🇿
🇹🇷🇹🇲🇦🇿🇵🇰🇰🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿
Love to all turkic brothers from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 🇰🇿 🇹🇯 🇰🇬 🇹🇷 🇹🇲
Varlığına yazıklar olsun...
Love back from Turkey
@Tolistobogii Oğuzlar orta Asya'dan Anadoluya gelmek zorunda kaldılar yani anadolu uzun süre Türk yurdu değildi. Sana biri tarihi fena halde yanlış yutturmuş hahshsh ayrıca Özbek Kırgız fark etmez Türk'ün ana yurdu Orta Asya'dır Kutsal Ötüken ormanlarıdır. Buradan tüm Özbek Türkü kardeşlerime selam olsun!!
What about the rest of islamic world?
bro added Tajikistan(not even turkic) instead of 🇦🇿Azerbaijan 💀💀💀
I AM EGYPTIAN, and when i started this game didnt think to play with Ramsees II the egyptian greatest pharaoh but i choosed to play with ottoman empire the greatest empire the greatest people anything ill say about this people doesnt enough allah bless tuurkey and allah bless the turkish people "you will still the best forever"
Ramses the 2nd could also be the pharoh of musa as the more you know.
🇹🇷❤🇪🇬 2 great history
❤ broooo
Thats what serbs heard for 535 years.
Lol
@@jamorant1376 Cidden delikanlı adamdı ama bu 535i değiştirmez
And before that, they were were hearing the chant of 'Phos Hilaron' for centuries. I'm not Turkish, but what makes the Ottomans so different from the Greeks?
Dark_v You're not wrong. All I'm saying is that the Greeks kept the Serbians divided between principalities like Dukjla, Rascia, Belgrade, and forcibly moving Serbs from place to place as military settlers in the Imperial Army. Despite Stefan Nemaja, Serbia didn't really become a proper nation until after 1204, when the Greeks lost their power.
@Dark_v Osmanli master racr
Girls cant maintain eye contact and act soft weak around their crush
Girls talkinng to me:
good one sdalin
When you find out you have 0.00000000001% Turkish blood in you.
as a turk, i guess i have less xd
LoL
Heh... That should probably explain the goosebumps.
Actually every european have %1 Turkish %1 mongol blood
u dont need the blood as the ghazi said. "Who says im a Turk is a Turk"
Hep kahraman Türk milleti,
Orduları pek çok zaman
Vermiştiler dünyaya şan!
My Brotherr
@@talhayavuz9114 dediğinin ne anlama geldiğini biliyor musun?
Turkish Nationalist Evet.
Kongar - Griver bildigin soysuz
Kongar - Griver Türküm ve Müslüman değilim.
Best song in the game.
correction: this is not Ottoman "war music", after the abolishment of Janissaries in 1826 (known as "the Auspicous Event" or in Turkish "Vaka-i Hayriye") everything pertaining to Janissary organization were also brutally cast down alongside world's first military band "Mehteran". Mehteran's music sheets were also destroyed in the process. today what is called "Hücum Marşı" is the only composition that has survived the event, and the rest are composed during the Republic Era.
yes that's "Ceddin Deden", it was written and composed in 1917 way after the abolition of Janissary Order and the "Mehteran"
they have become unruly and difficult to control. they might have had good reasons to riot in the beginning, such as ineffective leadership, but I'm not a historian I can't speculate. over the years they began rioting for the smallest things, started influencing which prince was to become the next Sultan, waylaid Sultans on their way to Palace after ascension ceremony to rip off some more money, even taking it too far to kill Sultans they didn't liked (like Osman II who wanted to introduce reforms to the Order waaaaaaay before Mahmud II finally abolished it).
there was no one left to revolt actually, all the remaining military branches sided with Sultan Mahmud II so it was the whole army against the Janissaries. and they were very thorough. they have besieged and bombarded Janissary barracks for days, killing thousands and arresting even more. the public anger was so terrible against these rowdy bunch that the people even have destroyed Janissary tombstones. as far as I know there are only 2 tombstones, belonging to Janissaries, left in İstanbul. what's more interesting is that the majority of Janissaries were members of a certain religious fraternity and even they got their share of the public anger and in the end had to change their names as a sign of severing all ties with the past.
this name change I mentioned was done by a religious fraternity (i.e. a sufi school of dervishes), not by a body of the army (the whole army got modernized and a renamed after that event). such fraternities were the backbone of the society actually. there was such a fraternity for nearly every artisan group, so people were not only learning a profession, but got to train themselves on a spiritual level as well. as for the army, Janissaries were not the only group, for example Archers had such a fraternity too, they got trained in the art of warfare as archers but also got a spiritual training alongside it.
as for surviving and changing names on a personal level i don't know; as far as i can tell (based on folklore, so don't quote me on this), against all that aggression, still some Janissaries survived (some were just arrested, remember) and even passed among the populace as "ex-janissaries", but I wouldn't know if they kept or changed their names. nearly every neighborhood in Istanbul, which is old enough to trace its foundation back to the Ottoman time, has a story about a lone ruffian type who policed over the neighborhood and kept troublemakers in check and protected the weak among the folk. many such "ruffians" were ex-Janissary
as for surviving as a regiment, well I think its only logical to allow some of the arrestees back into the army, after all these were highly trained personnel. if there were grounds to forgive a couple hundred, or a couple thousand, why not do so? but I'm truly stretching the limits of speculation here.
Really gives me a vibe to never mess with the turks.
We Turks are like fans. We fight with each other, we do not speak, but when an outside enemy comes, we unite. This union belongs to the great Turkish nation. respect love. we have a word. If the enemy spit in my face, I will lower my weapon, this homeland war will turn into a war of hatred. We try not to make this mistake because there is a fear of God in the Turkish nation. :)
@@ozansamangul7237 aferim bro
good choice
@@ozansamangul7237 Tarihle övünmeyi bırakın da şimdiye bakın
0:48 Beethoven's Turkish March in the background.
It's known that he took his elements from ottoman marches and so revolutionized european music
@@nonda64 yeah you have a point.
And 1:55 mozart turkish march
That part is very funny to me because that music was used for a Mexican tv show
@@TakumaKunTakuma-San15-9 El Chavo del Ocho, aqui no meu país o eterno Chaves.
suleiman the magnificent
This is the last thing the YPG heard in Afrin
turkish army no longer uses this song smh. if i will get r/wooooooosh'ed write this on my grave,
"SolarSelect hit me in my weak part... What a lame thing, an r/woooosh master getting r/woooosh'ed by a random pleasant of youtube..."
Adolf Hitler r/wooooooosh
@@alarakthehighlord7386 Damn. I got r/wooooosh'ed first time on my entire life.
Adolf Hitler and this is my first whoosh
@@alarakthehighlord7386 ok
Europan horror music
EUROPA IŞ TURKEY!
In 1683 Austria and the crusaders did not leave their fortresses for their fear.
If European countries did not help Austria, Vienna would already be ours
And do not forget that neither Austria, Spain nor Germany could not fight against the Ottomans alone. You always fought against the Ottomans by collecting alliances. Ottoman Vs all over europe
@@crusader1041 1453
If you are hearing this and you're not playing as ottomans, chances are you will have to reset your campaign.
Only up to the early 1920s. After that the Turk is limp.
Think a song that gives fear to enemy also gives peace to entire world
True
Not really.
@@roader4986 huh?
@Google Hesap Only the first two members of the House of Osman were actually of "Turkic" origin, the following sultans were Hellenized and Slavicized, the mother of Murat I, (3rd Ottoman sultan) Nilüfer Hatun, was an Orthodox Byzantine Greek. Other famous include the notorious Hürrem Sultan, a Ruthenian Orthadox named Alexandria; and Kösem, a Greek born in Venetian territory. So it would be wrong to say that the ruling class in Ottoman Turkey were "Turks", but the ruled common folk were certainly Turks.
@@LL-qn7ll ?
"I am tweeting right now."
"I denounce...the Byzantine...Empire!"
I denounce Venice
I named my religion Denouncing Venice
1453 de Fatih ve aslanları titretti arşı kafir bizansa karşı,Konstantinopolis İstanbul oldu yıkıldı şeytanın tahtı ! Batıla karşı Hakkın zaferi, muzeffer oldu Osmanlı askeri !
Allahu Ekberrrrr
I denounce you...
" I think I just sh*t my pants. "
-Byzantine soldier
By the time this music was composed, Byzantium was destroyed.
@@abdulkadirkoroglu9721Nuh uh!
It wasn't colonial, it wasn't cruel, it was just civilized beyond its time, but they couldn't understand it.
Hey didn't they enslave like a bunch of people and commit several genocides and displacements
@@fucker3883soykırım ? ahahahahha hangi kayıtta osmanlı soykırım yapmış ? tarihi siz kimden öğreniyorsunuz,cahilce bir yorum yapmışsın osmanlının tüm tarihinde tek bir soykırım yok.
@@fucker3883tarihi bir ingilizden,bir ermeniden dinlersen olacağı bu,halbuki hiçbir tarih kitapı rusların osmanlıya uyguladığı soykırımları yazmaz,ozi kalesinden bahsediyorum,balkan savaşında bulgarların yaptığından bahsetmez,ama konu türklere,müslümanlara geldiğinde herkes bağırır,yanlış tarih,tarih gerçektir,değiştirilmez,Osmanlı devrinin en büyük imparatorluğudur,ve son seviyede büyük bir medeniyettir.
@@yunusemrecifci Her imparatorluk soykırım ve sömürgecilik yapmıştır ama osmanlı avrupalı devletler kadar değildi tabiki
@@fucker3883Yes, they absolutely did - and of course they were colonizers with the amount of expansionism they did. Don't tell the Turks though. They can't handle it.
My favourite war theme in Civ V.
Those 0:47 whistles kind of creep me out, in an awesome way.
sonunda aradigim TRUE yorumu buldum.
+Steel Patterns I think those whistles you speak of are flutes anyone else
Pedro's war theme is better
Same
Great Turks historic !! Magnificent Sultan Suleiman ♥ From France :)
Thanks bro
Cimer chef putain. 😢
Thank you so much bro
@@stubbs0000 seni anlamıyo
Pezevenklerin elinden aldı sizi bi zahmet sevin
What Assad is hearing right now
Would be true if they were winning, instead they are hearing this czcams.com/video/BQ5ax8im3Ow/video.html
@@tomastobonjaramillo1092 That's where you're wrong
Ibrahim Bati Nope, The syrian army is beating back the turks and their american overlords
actually, Nobody is wining
just an innocent muslim lives been taken
the only winner and will benifit from this
is the Russians who are selling their weapons and marketing them
and Americans and the other union who will have a piece of the share
The natural resources and tombs located in the Arabian lands
The composers really outdid themselves with this rendition to Ceddin Deden, the beginning alone sounds like the ultimate boss music. o7
it was written way back in ottoman ages, but I gotta agree, the producers did an amazing work on this
*SERBIAN HORROR STORY*
Actually no we have our own rebel songs and we kicked them out of Balkans with the help of our Balkan friends
@@nikolamiladinovic8518 aChUaLlY
Lmao fuck off
@@nikolamiladinovic8518 well. that is sad how ottoman empire ended your empire, then kept you 500+ years.
@@nikolamiladinovic8518 yes after 535 years :) (maybe if i talk turkish you understand xd)
dude that's all joke don't angry and now we r turkey u r serbia i hope all nations live peace and prosperity
A great ottoman empire
A great suleiman
xXx Montajlamasyon xXx in the beginning sure... Later in life? Not so much
Rekoken Show some respect dude tf you on?
do u know the wae castle of ottoman my brudda 😁 I need to find this way of evil 😈
A magnificent Suleiman
Greetings from Bosnia, Kanuni Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent was a great man!
When you break into a Turkish guy's house and this starts playing .......
And he is riding his horse
@Vedat Ömer we have a shotgun in the house sshhhh
@@kavsiyoutubebdngh sheeesh
This song playing All over Armenia Rightnow..
Yeah. And when Russia comes in game, turkey will back off: just like last time.
@@iamthebest6298 If it was full scale 1vs1 war Russia will win no doubt, if NATO didn't exist. But in proxy wars Russia has lost in Syria and Libya
@@iamthebest6298 Russia knows that Turkey's win and nothing to do.
@BlussTR Privite Military company with some "side project" common man wtf :D if there will be war between turkey and russia, Turkey are gonna get smashed hard. :)
@BlussTR And russian bombers have destroyed some turkish tanks just in this year. it doesn't mean nothing :) okay, turkey has drones but do they have atom bombs? turkey is way backward than russia on atom bombs (has 0) so turkey has no chance :D
*I.Ferdinand:* I'll capture all europe
*Suleiman:* Hold my beer
Adolf Hititler haha
*hold my sherbet
He drinks ayran
*hold my ayran*
Suleiman: Hold my tea
You mean't I hope! He was a strong muslim.
Best theme
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This song playing all over İdlib Syria right now.....
America has only paid taxes to one state in its history and that is the Ottoman Empire and this song is from that time ;)
Ottoman and british
By his beard and his belly
he's mighty!
Achiles Trojan Our Greatest Emperor!
Actually he was tall and skinny.
tuzrune issik a great emperor and skinny. Hmm ı cant believe it
@@tuzruneissik7168 dont create shit from your ass
@@tuzruneissik7168 Nope Süleyman was mighty asf his father Yavuz Sultan Selim was too and his grandsons too. 4. Murad...
Suleiman: Defining the phrase "kill them with kindness" since 6000 BCE.
LMAO
*B.C.
Fuck christ
i am a muslim. but please do not get serious for bekri mustafa.
yeah bekri is a damn troll or smt. pls ignore those kinds of people
Love from Finland, my uralic brothers 🇫🇮❤️🇹🇷
Thanks random Finnish dude with a Roman Empire pfp! 🇹🇷🌯🇫🇮
Fins turk to
Eyvallah gardaş
@@Harkas1453 we are the turks of the north?
@@nevize6660 this sounds wrong in every possible way. They are just trying to be funny don't mind 'em
When you are playing games at 3 am and your Turkish mom comes in
😳
20 Austrians didn't like it.
Aaah Australian in NZ
@@Xdalz27
_I'll play this while I burn his family house down_
@@Xdalz27 austrian not australian who gives these fucking names to countries
@Combine oh I though racist austrians coming from 1683
Habsburgs disliking this
clicks "Negotiate Peace"
A wise man once said "the worst thing you can do in your whole lifetime is to declare war against the Mighty Ottomans"
The Ottomans have been getting their ass kicked by Europeans since the 1400’s
When your Girlfriend says ''I Love Turkish coffee
lmaoooooo
Kxdrujcfikfruv
Greek coffee**
@Sasist Frape coffee was invented in Greece :D now stfu
@Sasist best is greek stfu, now go back to Mongolian steppes and good luck next time :*
I'M KOREAN AND I LOVE MY TURKISH BROTHERS
DjayMun TY BRO
DjayMun We are not their brothers.
Distant cousins at best.
Imperios Probably but same family,same blood ha? :)
+DjayMun they are not your brothers
Bounty, yes we are. :) I guess you are a European right? Mr.İgnorant,Turanic nations are relatives and Turkey and Korea is Turanic nations :)
Anybody notice that the building he's standing in is the Dome of the Rock!
yea, a little bit irrelevant, should be Blue mosque or at least Hagia Sophia, but it has been taken by Theodora
Oh, so _that's_ what it is. I thought he was standing somewhere in one of the Sarays of Constantinople.
+Dan Wendelstein (Atvishees) Istanbul, as it will remain until the end of time.
BenandBurke
Well, back when _he_ was around, it was still referred to as Constantinople. So there.
'So there' lmao xD
Turkish March (Marcia alla turca) starting at 1:54... The composers of this track are geniuses
*Ronda alla Turca - very different two pieces.
@@omeronel12 indeed; but his point is well taken. Very neat hearing that light Mozart in the background!
This is actually bone chilling, it feels like you just awoke a giant, and he is VERY angry at you
-BACON-
*KEBAB*
*_Remove bacon_*
@@awddfg
-ICECREAM-
*MARASH*
-TEA-
*ÇAY*
Remove PORK
-SHUT UP-
*SUS LAN*
This is one of the best themes i have ever heard
in the background plays Beethoven's Turkish March and Mozart's Turkish March.
HASSİKTİR SDCŞKBNŞDCOUB
Probably the most intimidating version of Ceddin Deden I've ever heard
This is by far my favourite war theme. It feels fitting as I darken the skies with swarms of bombers.
There's something about the melody of the original Ceddin Deden that makes it sound splendid and harmonious. Compositions like this one only serve to make that even more apparent. I don't even like the Civ series, but I certainly like this theme a lot. The peace version is welcoming, yet glorious, while the war version is menacing, yet also glorious. Both versions are fitting not just for your relations with them, but also for the purpose of highlighting the sheer power (culturally, administratively, diplomatically and especially militarily) of the Ottoman Empire, and that, to me, is everything you want out of a musical composition. This wouldn't be out of place in any game that featured the Ottomans at their peak.
I totally agree with you. Ceddin Deden has such a unique tone that you can make it both an epic music and a dramatic music.
Beautifully put !
Such an underrrated comment.
Suleiman the Magnificent
Creators of civilization have a great knowledge of history. They depict Suleiman flawlessly.
Ambasaddors of other empires had to kneel before the emperor of Ottomans. The way Suleiman watches from superior position shows us the ambasaddor or representer of empire we sent to Ottomans is bent the knee before the Suleiman.
Also Suleiman was a writer and poet. He had a great relationship with the books. They didnt miss that detail, Suleiman holds a book everytime on his hand.
Britain: lands at Gallipoli
Ottaman empire: 1:04
So magnificent!
"I who am the Sultan of Sultans, the sovereign of sovereigns, the dispenser of crowns to the monarchs on the face of the earth, the shadow of the God on Earth, the Sultan and sovereign lord of the Mediterranean Sea and of the Black Sea, of Rumelia and of Anatolia, of Karamania, of the land of Romans, of Dhulkadria, of Diyarbakir, of Kurdistan, of Azerbaijan, of Persia, of Damascus, of Aleppo, of Cairo, of Mecca, of Medina, of Jerusalem, of all Arabia, of Yemen and of many other lands which my noble fore-fathers and my glorious ancestors (may God light up their tombs!) conquered by the force of their arms and which my August Majesty has made subject to my flamboyant sword and my victorious blade, I, Sultan Suleiman Khan, son of Sultan Selim Khan, son of Sultan Bayezid Khan"
***** Khan Han demektir.
+Muhammad Ibrahim You must have misunderstood by the "Shadow of God" which means protector of the Muslims a Caliph and a Sultan.
Suleiman of the many titles.
Still less than Daenerys Targaryen.
Vincent Jiang True.
Dany: "I am Daenerys Targaryen Stormborn, mother of dra-"
Lyanna: "I don't care about your titles. Why are you here?"
I'm not batman
I'm not superman
I'm not spiderman
I am Suleyman The Magnificent!
that makes me sad but suleiman is little bit stupid , because he may qonquer iran then india , it may makes us rich and big , but he prefered to fight with europe
@@mfkttt7622 yeah true fighting with europe was ottomans bigest mistake
@@doomer9882 not with all , so ottoman empire need to get balkans , crimea, and maybe otranto , but others are fucking mistakes , ottoman was able to qonquer iran and india.
@@mfkttt7622 yeah our padısahs were sleepy
@@mfkttt7622 exactly, Ottoman advances to the west should've stopped after the first failure of the siege of Vienna
Give Me a Turkish Army. I will Conquer World. - Napoleon Bonaparte
Soldier*
give me d reference of this quote
"Napelon's every quote sucks."
~Napoelon Bonaparte
Becuase i don't like quotes
>Quotes are too overused.
>People believe to the quotes even if they know nothing about the guy who said it.
>There are too many fake quotes.
>Quotes can change someone's mind so easily.
>Quotes can be wrong. It doesn't mean it is true if someone said it.
>Some people take quotes as main source information.
>Fake quotes can damage a historical figure's image.
>The owner of the quote can change his/her mind after he/she said the quote and this can result in regret.
These are the main reasons why I don't like them. Maybe I will add more in the future.
Turkish Robert Baratheon.
Omg lol Game of thrones ftw.
Beard & belly
ahahahahahaha
Sheraz Khan “Bow before the sultan of sultans, bow you shits!”
bow down you shits
Besides having one of the best soundtracks they are hands down the best sea civ. England may have a better war track but they have nothing to the Ottomans on the seas. They are so underrated in my opinion.
-snap
turret001 What ?? Were they bad at using warships ?? While Ottoman Empire was FALLİNG american's ships entered mediterranean without take any allow from Ottoman and Ottomans crushed them so easily ! Then george washington tried to create a navy with 700.000 golds but Ottomans crushed them again and america had to make a agreement with Ottoman Empire . According to the agreement america would pay 642.000 golds and every year would pay 12.000 ottoman's gold . This agreement took 35 years. ALSO this agreement is the first and only agreement in a foreign language in america history.
So Akıllı ol aklını alırım.
america was shit back in that day. Ali Deniz
turret001 I think you don't know Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha ;)
He ruled whole Mediterranean and showed the Ottomans power.So they had a glorious navy.
Ottoman Empire has the best soundtrack in all Civilization V.
in real life too
This music is real Turkish music. This music was played on drums in battle.
The camera angle is like "What she sees"
lol
😂
underrated comment
Lmao
The Great Leader of Great Empire... Recpect.
There's a musical Easter Egg here. At about 0:49, you can hear a flute playing Mozart's Turkish March.
kala captain What?...
WE HAVE BEEN TROLLED !!!!
It's not an easter egg this music is called MEHTER MARŞI in Turkish.When the Ottomans created this march,Mozart interested in this march and he attached his music to this march.
Olum madem Türksün Türkçe konuşsana mal
Göktürk Coşkun Goddamn foreigners need to learn how to speak English...
Ne tarihimiz var be dağlara taşlara sığmaz
Aynen Gardaş :D
@@yusgam olm 1600 yıl önce atalarımız bir taşa sigdiramamis zaten 🐺
@@hikmetfb1396 :)
Var da bunu şimdi anlaman peki 🤔
@@almanduku9043unutturuyolar çünki
Suleiman the Magnificent's answer to France, who asked for help from the Ottomans: "I am sending you a few Janissary outfits. Dress your soldiers and keep watch."
Türk olmak böyle bir şey :)
Source?
4:10 is fucking majestic.
What syria is hearing right now.
Not perfectly but I DO
Victory and glory to Rome!
Deus vult, infidel
Sir Adrian Ottomans is muslim Rome
Go turkey from your southern neighbor turkey #Free Syria
One of the best epic war soundtracks.
Suleiman the Great, still living in my heart and his soul will never die
I love how the music of this game defines most of the Civilizations way of operating.
Hello!
Seni pislik assaglik irk senin koken ney daha belli deyil
@@mrhadolf6523 İşte senin gibi cahiller yüzünden gelişemiyoruz
What is tukrey?
@TARIK BİN ZİYAD malmısın olm adam tukrey ne diyo
Respect from S.Korea 🇹🇷❤🇰🇷
Osmanlı son yüzyılında şartlar nedeniyle güçsüz düşse de başlangıcından sonuna ne olursa olsun büyük bir devletti. Şovenist olmadan ama küçümsemeden tarihe bakınca saygı duymamak elde değil.
DOĞRU
Birader başkası olsa bizim yerimizde dayanamazdı. Avrupalılarla, Perslerle, ruslarla tek başına savaşan bir devlet. Bunların yanında kendi iç sorunlarıda yüksek olan bir devletti. Gerçekten güçlü ve zor bir imparatorluktu.
most badass war theme in civ 5
Harun Al Rashids is more badass
+Salman Khan did none of you hear england's war theme?!
kwadwo baidoo That's also awesome
+Salman Khan then you never been in war with dido...
+Tunahan Sari a huns war theme is more awesome
The Sky in Libyan desert.
What am I hearing?
Suleiman the Magnificent conquered most of the Hungarian empire in just 2 hours and opened the doors of Europe. He was a very majestic, intelligent and respectable man. Everyone should learn about his methods and thoughts.
Horror theme of 3 continents