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Why are there so many cats in Türkiye? The historical reason dating from the Ottoman Empire to the present day!

One of the first things that attract the attention of many foreigners who visit Türkiye is countless cats that wander freely through the streets of the city. These cats, which can come across in parks, mosque courtyards, bookstores and even restaurants, are not only cute details; It is the living witnesses of a culture that …

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The Interesting Story of Avocado, which was Considered a Sin and Banned in the Ottoman Empire, and Its Trees Were Burned!

Avocado is a fruit of Mexican origin and its history dates back to 10 thousand years BC. Also known as alligator pear, this fruit has an oval shape similar to a pear. Avocado, which draws attention with its rich nutritional values, is a fruit grown in tropical climates and is now grown successfully in the …

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Nahıl Tree: A Christmas Tree-Resembling Tree Decoration Tradition in the Ottoman Empire!

The rich cultural heritage of the Ottoman Empire is full of many traditions, both aesthetic and symbolic. One of these is the Nahıl Tree, which is frequently seen at weddings and festivals in the Ottoman Empire and creates a visual feast. at first glance Christmas treeThis ornamentation tradition, which resembles , carries meanings especially symbolizing …

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Messiah Sabatay Zevi from Izmir: The Tragic Story of the False Prophet and ‘Donme’ Who Shook the Ottoman Empire!

Sabatay Sevi went down in history as a figure who attracted the most attention in Turkey and around whom countless legends emerged. Sevi, who declared himself the messiah in the second half of the 17th century, created great excitement among Jews all over the world, but the Ottoman administration remained indifferent to his statements and …

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Moray Laboratory: Mysterious Agricultural Experiment Center of the Inca Empire

The deep knowledge and innovative agricultural techniques of the Inca Empire came to life in the fascinating structures of the Moray Laboratory. Located 3,500 meters above sea level, this ancient research center looks like an amphitheater intertwined with nature, with its circular terraces surrounding each other. Moraya place where the Incas experimented on hundreds of …

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The Lake Van Monster: The Depiction on the Walls of Akdamar Church and the Monster News in the Ottoman Empire!

The Lake Van Monster has been a legend that has attracted the attention of locals and visitors for years. The origins of this legend are not limited to modern times, but go back deep into the past. The reliefs on the walls of Akdamar Church and the news in Ottoman-era newspapers make the story of …

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The Mysterious Green Stone in Hattusa: The Unsolved Secret of the Hittite Empire!

There is a striking green stone among the ruins of the Great Temple in Hattusa, located in Çorum’s Boğazkale district. This stone, a large cube-shaped monolith carved from nephrite, is one of the most interesting ruins of the Hittite Empire. Believed to be sacred, the Emerald green stone is the largest single piece of green …

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Where Are Those Old Ramadans? Ramadan Traditions in the Ottoman Empire

The month of Ramadan, the sultan of eleven months, has always been greeted with great enthusiasm as one of the months rich in spirituality. The Qur’an, which is a guide for guidance for people, shows the right path, and is the clear proof of distinguishing between right and wrong, was revealed in the month of …

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The Mysterious Tarnova Witch Incident in the Ottoman Empire

Supernatural or paranormal phenomena have existed throughout history. It is known that vampires feed on human blood, disturb people by coming out of their graves, and demons and witches in mythological stories are told by people. The Tarnova Incident; It is an interesting and mysterious event in the official newspaper of the Ottoman Empire. Tarnova …

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Emir Timur, who gave the Ottoman Empire the Age of Interregnum

Timur, a soldier and commander of Turkish-Mongol origin, is among the important military and political leaders in history. Timur established a great empire by dominating many settlements during his reign. His soldiers are claimed to have killed 17 million people in the 14th century. This figure corresponds to 5 percent of the world population of …