List of Ottoman Empire territories

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This is a list of Ottoman Empire dominated territories across Europe, Asia and Africa (1299-1922).

Contents 1 Europe 2 Asia 3 Africa 4 Timeline 5 See also 6 References

[edit] Europe

• Albania (1478-1912);
• Bosnia (1463-1878/1908);
• Bulgaria (1393/1396-1878/1908);
• Crete (1669-1913);
• Crimea (1475-1774);
• Cyclades Islands (1538-1830);
• Cyprus (1570-1878/1914);
• Dodecanese Islands (1522-1912);
• Epirus (1479-1912);
• Greece (1460-1832);
• Herzegovina (1481-1878/1908);
• Hungary (1541-1699); not the hole part, the western, northern and northeastern parts of Hungary weren't counqered^[1]
• Macedonia (1371/1395-1912);
• Montenegro (1496/1499-1878);
• North Aegean Islands (1462-1912);
• Otranto (1480-1481);
• Podolia (1672-1699);
• Rhodes (1522-1912);
• Wallachia — only as tributary state and/or vassal state, (1412-1456; 1456-1476, shifting alliances between the Porte and Moldavia; 1476-1594; 1601-1877);
• Moldavia — only as tributary state and/or vassal state, (1455-1473; 1503-1572; 1574-1600; 1601-1877);
• Transylvania — only as vassal state, (1541-1699);
• Saronic Islands (1460-1830);
• Serbia (1459-1804/1878);
• Slavonia (1592-1699);
• Sporades Islands (1538-1830);

[edit] Asia

• Acheh (1567-1876);
• Aden (1538-1635);
• Abadan (1514-1529, 1543-1623, 1639-1847);
• Abkhazia (1480-1810);
• Armenia (Yerevan) (1514-1618, 1724-1736);
• Azerbaijan (Baku) (1578-1605, 1918);
• Persia (Tabriz) (1514, 1534-35, 1548-49, 1585-1603, 1610, 1635-36, 1724-1730, 1915);
• Azerbaijan (Karabakh) (1553-55, 1578-1605);
• Dagestan (1578-1730);
• Georgia (1516-1603, 1620-1683, 1727-1735);
• Hamadan (1721-1730, 1916-1918);
• Iraq (Baghdad, Basra, Mosul) (1534-1918);
• Kelantan (1603-1785);
• Kuwait (1534-1914)^{[citation needed]};
• Jordan (1516-1918);
• Lebanon (Beirut, Acre, Saidon) (1516-1918);
• Luristan (1587-1639);
• Oman (1550-1551, 1581-1588, 1659-1741);
• Palestine (1516-1918);
• Qatar (1871-1916);
• Saudi Arabia (El Hasa) (1871-1913);
• Saudi Arabia (Hejaz) (517-1916);
• Saudi Arabia (Nejd) (1817-1902);
• Saudi Arabia (Asir) (1871-1914);
• Syria (Damascus, Aleppo) 1516-1918);
• Yemen (1517-1636, 1872-1918).

[edit] Africa

• Algeria (Algiers) (1536-1830);
• Algeria (Constantine) (1637-1830);
• Algeria (Oran) (1708-1732, 1792-1831);
• Egypt (1517-1798, 1801-1914);
• Eritrea (Massawa/Habesh) (1557-1884);
• Libya (Cyrenaica) (1521-1911);
• Libya (Tripolitania) (1551-1912);
• Libya (Fezzan) (1842-1912);
• Somaliland (Zeila) (Hargeisa) (Burco) (Berbera) (1548-1884);
• Sudan (1553-1914);
• Sudan (Nubia) (1553-1885);
• Sudan (Darfur) (1874-1883);
• Sudan (Equatoria) (1871-1889);
• Sudan (Kordofan) (1821-1883);
• Tunisia (1534-1881);

[edit] Timeline

[edit] See also

• State organisation of the Ottoman Empire
• Subdivisions of the Ottoman Empire

v • d • e History of Administrative divisions under the Ottoman Empire Africa Algeria · Chad - Egypt (included as sub-admin: Sudan)  · Eritrea · Ethiopia · Asia Arabia · Cyprus · Iraq · Syria (included as sub-admin: Lebanon · Palestine) · Turkey Europe Albania · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Bulgaria · Croatia · Kosovo · Greece · Hungary · Macedonia · Serbia · Turkish Thrace · Ukraine

[edit] References

1. ^ Hungary. (2009). In Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved June 19, 2009, from Encyclopædia Britannica Online: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/276730/Hungary