Ottoman, Safavids And Moguls Empires
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
OTTOMAN, SAFAVID, MOGHUL EMPIRES
KEY EVENTS
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- Byzantine empire ends in 1453.
- Ottoman culture spreads.
- Sultan Selim I takes control of Mesopotamia.
- Ottomans try to conquer Venice but fail.
SAFAVIDS EMPIRE
- Safavids made a truce with the ottomans.
- Empire begins to decline in 1666.
- Empire got invaded by afghans and taken control of.
- Empire collapsed in 1723.
MOGHUL EMPIRE
- On the death of Akbar, his son succeeds to the Mughal throne
- For the final years of his life Shah Jahan is held a prisoner, by his son.
- The death of Aurangzeb introduces the long period of decline of the Mughal empire.
- The Persian ruler enters Delhi and removes much of the treasure of the Mughal empire
MAJOR RULERS
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- The sultan was head of the ottoman system.
- Mehmed II moved the ottomans to the end if the Byzantine.
- From 1514 to 1517, sultan Selim I ruled.
SAFAVIDS EMPIRE
- Founded by shāh Esmā'īl
- A shāh controlled the power of the aristocracy
- Shāh 'Abbās hired foreigners for positions in the government
MOGHULS EMPIRE
- Bābur was founder if the moghul empire.
- Akbar took power after bābur
- Akbar was bābur's grandson
ART/ARCHITECTURE/SOCIETY/CULTURE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- Mimar Sinan, between 1569 and 1575 built the Selimiye Mosque
- Considered to be the most important architecture piece in Islam
- Miniature paintings of scriptures were common
- The Ottomans also made decorative arts including carpet weaving, jewelry making
SAFAVID EMPIRE
- Mural painting for palaces
- An important painter was Muhammad Zaman
- Painted many paintings of princesses
MOGHUL EMPIRE
- Did a lot of paintings during this time.
- But most importantly the architecture flourished
- Built the Agra fort
- Worked on marble art for castles
