The Great Ottoman Empire

 THE GREAT OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Ertugral Ghazi is a character represented in Ottoman History to be a caliph or ruler, and Osman is an army officer. Ertugral Ghazi was an extremely powerful and revered ruler of the Ottomans. Many historians tried to uncover the truth of who he was. One fact that even remained to be ascertained was that he has an aso-ginatous relationship with his evil accomplice, Hira. Had he been a real history, Ertugral Ghazi would’ve been crowned and long predestined to be the end of time.

We started researching the history of this history. The first one, Ertugral Ghazi, was an important leader who succeeded in making many changes to the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans could not have survived without his expertise. He proved himself very strong with personal discipline.

Ertugral Ghazi combined a unity that was very important at that time. He proved himself a master. He designed a new system by integrating religious and political unity. His military victories ensured he would spread his name with the religious leaders. His popular reign strengthened his credentials. However, this change was caused by he had a high-ranking position and he needed to prove his importance. He constructed an ambitious new system for empires. It seemed well-organised and formal. He revalued religion, warfare, and people.

This new system was the result of a huge challenge. Many kingdoms in Turkey were waging war against each other. In his victories, Ertugral Ghazi was performing well in line with his community and he was considered a great leader. This was the reason he was admired. If he failed to succeed, he was blamed by the people. He was therefore not given the results he deserves. He therefore faced pressures. He was expected to prove himself and after some time of elimination of rivals he succeeded in making many changes that elevated his popularity, holding Turks together.

He was the prime minister in Ottoman Government. In this role, he was a major influence to others. His importance, however, is highly disputed. Some would claim that he ruled the empire due to external intervention while others would say he was democratically elected. It is argued that Ertugral Ghazi became caliph due to the military victories he made.

By the time he came to power, Turkey had a great military defeat. This was due to lack of a unified government. He enabled reformation, which led to many improvements in law, ethics, and economy. Although the Ottoman Empire deteriorated, Ertugral Ghazi was instrumental in bringing the Turks together and strengthening a peaceful way of life for the whole empire. He led the people through difficult times and made them reckon with their society. To the people, he was a hero.

However, there were many rumours that linked him with Hira and may have enabled him to unite and rule the empire more successfully. Could it be he facilitated the wars by giving a lot of pardons to bad people, but couldn’t get into the right quarters? This makes very little sense but there are no records to hold the speculation.

Ertugral Ghazi unified the Ottoman Empire and you cannot claim he created a new empire in which there was no bigger state. He is a splendid story to tell about this period of time. Throughout his reign, people all over the world knew him as an emperor. He showed all his power, influence, religion, and courage to attain results. There can be no doubt that he was a good leader who unified the Ottoman Empire.