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Ottoman dynasty
(redirected from Ottoman sultans)

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Noun1.Ottoman dynasty - the Turkish dynasty that ruled the Ottoman Empire from the 13th century to its dissolution after World War I
dynasty - a sequence of powerful leaders in the same family


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Ertugrul was the senior member of the last descendents of the Ottoman sultans who were chased out of Turkey in 1924, the year after the secular republic was declared on what was left of the once mighty empire.
Well known Topkapi Palace was the imperial residence of the Ottoman Sultans for four centuries and houses examples of Ottoman architecture, large collections of porcelain, robes, weapons, shields, armour, Ottoman miniatures, Islamic calligraphic manuscripts, as well as a display of Ottoman treasure and jewellery.
Rare art and artifacts from the royal home of the Ottoman sultans are dazzling to behold.
 
 
 
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