The Ottoman Empire began as a small frontier principality in northwestern Anatolia - one of many Turkish beyliks born from the collapse of the Seljuks and the Mongol invasions. Within centuries, it transformed into a vast empire spanning three continents, uniting diverse peoples under one of history’s longest-lasting dynasties. How did it rise, expand, and sustain its rule for over 600 years? In this episode, Professor Charles Wilkins joins us to discuss: 🔹 The Turkic migrations and the Selj...
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The Ottoman Empire began as a small frontier principality in northwestern Anatolia - one of many Turkish beyliks born from the collapse of the Seljuks and the Mongol invasions. Within centuries, it transformed into a vast empire spanning three continents, uniting diverse peoples under one of history’s longest-lasting dynasties. How did it rise, expand, and sustain its rule for over 600 years? In this episode, Professor Charles Wilkins joins us to discuss: 🔹 The Turkic migrations and the Selj...
Ottoman Arab Provinces: Power, Decline, and Legacy
History of the Middle East
51 minutes
9 months ago
Ottoman Arab Provinces: Power, Decline, and Legacy
Send us a text In this episode of Orientalism History, we take a deep dive into the final years of Ottoman rule in the Arab provinces—a period of profound transformation, political shifts, and growing unrest. Joining us is Professor Eugene Rogan, Director of the Middle East Centre at St Antony’s College, Oxford, and a leading historian of the modern Middle East. He is the author of The Arabs: A History and The Fall of the Ottomans: The Great War in the Middle East, both of which have shaped c...
History of the Middle East
The Ottoman Empire began as a small frontier principality in northwestern Anatolia - one of many Turkish beyliks born from the collapse of the Seljuks and the Mongol invasions. Within centuries, it transformed into a vast empire spanning three continents, uniting diverse peoples under one of history’s longest-lasting dynasties. How did it rise, expand, and sustain its rule for over 600 years? In this episode, Professor Charles Wilkins joins us to discuss: 🔹 The Turkic migrations and the Selj...
