In 1520, a twenty-six-year-old prince inherited the most powerful empire on Earth. Over the next forty-six years, he would conquer Belgrade, Rhodes, Hungary, and Baghdad. His navy would dominate the Mediterranean. His legal code would govern millions for three centuries. His architects would build monuments that still stand today.
His people called him "Kanuni"—the Lawgiver.
Europeans called him "the Magnificent."
Suleiman the Magnificent tells the complete story of the Ottoman Empire's greatest ruler—from the siege of Vienna to the love affair that scandalized his court, from the genius architect Mimar Sinan to the tragic execution of his own son.
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Whether you discovered Suleiman through the television series "Magnificent Century" or have never heard his name, this book reveals why his forty-six-year reign defined an empire and shaped a world.
The story of law, love, conquest, and the terrible price of absolute power.
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