Manisa

مانيسا

City in Turkey.

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Anatolia
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Place of death of
Hamidizade Mustafa Efendi· Hasan Kenzi· Mütercim Rüşdü Pasha
Birthplace of
Leali Ahmed Celebi· Memi Can Efendi· محمد الثالث· Münşi· مراد الثالث· Nergisşah Sultan· Şehzade Mustafa· Sekerzade Seyyid Mehmed· Yigitbasi Ahmed Semseddin
Site of
Battle of Manisa (1416)· Şahkulu Revolt

People and things also explored

Istanbul· Battle of Călugăreni· Battle of Cecora· Battle of Giurgiu· Celali Revolts· The Long War· Polish–Ottoman War (1593–1595)· Serbian–Ottoman Wars

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islam.museum contributors. “Manisa”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/place/manisa/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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Istanbul was the capital of the Ottoman Empire from its conquest on 20 Jumada I 857/29 May 1453 until 1342/1923. In strict Ottoman usage the name covered only the area between the Golden Horn, the Marmara coast and the land wall. The city grew through endowed complexes built by sultans and viziers, such as the Fatih and the Suleymaniye, and through quarters formed around mosques; Muslims, Christians and Jews lived there, and fires, earthquakes and plague struck it repeatedly.