The Ottoman Empire was one of the biggest and most powerful empires in history, lasting over 600 years! It started in the late 1200s and included parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa. The empire was important because it connected many different cultures and helped trade and ideas move between the East and West. Its capital city, Istanbul (once called Constantinople), was a center of learning, art, and culture. The Ottomans also created massive palaces and made big contributions to science, medicine, and law.
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