Suleiman the Magnificent - Quiz
A) Four B) Two C) Six D) Three
A) Selim B) Cihangir C) Bayezid D) Mustafa
A) Rüstem B) Mustafa C) Ibrahim Pasha D) Sokollu Mehmed Pasha
A) Beheaded by a sword B) Poisoned at a banquet C) Strangled with a bow-string D) Died in battle
A) With the Safavids B) In Hungary C) In Egypt D) In Constantinople
A) He was strangled by an executioner B) He died of natural causes C) He was poisoned D) He died in combat
A) In Istanbul B) In Mecca C) At the siege of Szigetvár D) In Baghdad
A) Hurrem B) Celalzade Mustafa C) Mimar Sinan D) Sokollu Mehmed Pasha
A) Turbék B) Bender C) Istanbul D) Konya
A) Ebussuud Efendi B) Celalzade Mustafa C) Ibrahim Pasha D) Rüstem Pasha
A) Naṣīḥatnāme B) Hutbe C) Vizier D) Sufi
A) Mimar Sinan B) Celalzade Mustafa C) Sokollu Mehmed Pasha D) Ebussuud Efendi
A) Topkapi Palace B) Blue Mosque C) Hagia Sophia D) Süleymaniye Mosque
A) Jean de Thévenot B) Busbecq C) Joseph Kiselewski D) William Shakespeare
A) Foreign diplomacy B) Military strategy C) Legal reform D) Architecture
A) Persia B) Austria C) France D) Spain
A) Hanafi B) Orthodox C) Sunni D) Shia
A) 1548 B) 1533 C) 1555 D) 1535
A) Suleiman's father B) Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha C) Shah Tahmasp D) Abu Hanifa
A) Surrender B) Direct naval assault C) Alliance with Europe D) Avoiding pitched battles
A) 1553–1555 B) 1520–1522 C) 1533–1534 D) 1548–1549
A) Lack of water B) Heavy flooding C) Harsh winter D) Tropical heat
A) 1553 B) 1533 C) 1555 D) 1548
A) Ottoman Empire B) Armenia C) Georgia D) Safavid Empire
A) Tabriz B) Baghdad C) Bitlis D) Erzurum
A) Hanafi B) Shia C) Caucasus D) Safavid
A) 1520 to 1566 B) 1512 to 1560 C) 1500 to 1546 D) 1525 to 1570
A) Mehmed II B) Selim I C) Süleyman Çelebi D) Charles V
A) Belgrade B) Trabzon C) Constantinople D) Edirne
A) Safiye Sultan B) Hafsa Sultan C) Hürrem Sultan D) Mahidevran
A) Rhodes B) Belgrade C) Vienna D) Budapest
A) Mohács B) Eger C) Vienna D) Szigetvár
A) Hürrem B) Pargalı Ibrahim C) Selim II D) Ebussuud Efendi
A) Military and Religious B) Imperial and Local C) Kanun and Sharia D) Civil and Criminal
A) Hürrem B) Roxelana C) Hafsa D) Isabella
A) Selim II B) Murad III C) Mehmed III D) Mustafa
A) Eger B) Belgrade C) Rhodes D) Vienna
A) The Fearless B) The Conqueror C) The Wise D) The Magnificent
A) Topkapı Palace B) Marmaris Castle C) Buda Castle D) Eger Castle
A) One year B) Forty days C) Two weeks D) Five months
A) Habsburg monarchy B) Papal States C) Kingdom of France D) Safavid Empire
A) 80 B) 71 C) 75 D) 65
A) 60 days B) 30 days C) 7 days D) 48 days
A) Barbarossa B) Seydi Ali Reis C) Hadim Suleiman Pasha D) Turgut Reis
A) 1559 B) 1518 C) 1564 D) 1538
A) Koroni B) Algiers C) Tripoli D) Aden
A) Babur B) Jahangir C) Humayun D) Akbar the Great
A) Ajuran Empire B) Aceh C) Adal Sultanate D) Yemen
A) 8 September 1565 B) 18 May 1565 C) 18 May 1551 D) 18 May 1530
A) Portugal B) Spain C) France D) Italy
A) Sanaa B) Algiers C) Tripoli D) Aden
A) Ferdinand B) Charles V C) Francis I D) Andrea Doria
A) Failure B) Treaty C) Captured D) Victory
A) Adal B) Ottoman C) Ajuran D) Aceh
A) 900 B) 60 C) 100 D) 150
A) Trade disputes B) Actions against Muslim navies C) Territorial border disputes D) Religious differences
A) The Conqueror B) The Lawgiver C) The Wise D) The Magnificent
A) Civil Code B) Kanun C) Kanun-i Osmani D) Shari'ah
A) Religious Law B) Kanuns C) International Law D) Shari'ah
A) Seven B) Ten C) Nine D) Five
A) The Sultan's Decree B) The Imperial Code C) Kanun-i Osmani D) Shari'ah Law
A) One hundred years B) More than three hundred years C) Fifty years D) Five hundred years
A) Moses Hamon B) An unnamed vizier C) Ebussuud D) A local imam
A) A tax decree B) A mosque edict C) A firman D) A royal proclamation
A) Abolished them completely B) Made them mandatory for all crimes C) Increased their frequency D) Reduced the instances requiring them
A) Mines B) Religious tithes C) Animals D) Profits of trade
A) High school status B) University status C) Primary school status D) Vocational status
A) Merchants or diplomats B) Doctors or dentists C) Imams or teachers D) Soldiers or tax collectors
A) Divan B) Janissaries C) Sipahis D) Ehl-i Hiref
A) Annually B) Weekly C) Quarterannual installments D) Monthly
A) Çırağan Palace B) Topkapı Palace C) Dolmabahçe Palace D) Edirne Palace
A) Arabic B) Turkish C) Greek D) Persian
A) Nearly 100 B) Over 300 C) Over 1000 D) Exactly 50
A) Selimi B) Fuzûlî C) Muhibbi D) Osmani
A) Lover B) Architect C) Sultan D) Conqueror
A) Hafiz B) Omar Khayyam C) Rumi D) Fuzûlî
A) Rose B) Tulip C) Carnation D) Hyacinth
A) 1543 B) 1566 C) 1520 D) 1538
A) Stained glass B) Wooden furniture C) Metal armor D) Ceramics
A) Ahmed Karahisari B) Matrakçı Nasuh C) Alvise Gritti D) Sinan
A) Buda B) Damascus C) Vienna D) Rome
A) Suleiman I B) Selim II C) Mehmed II D) Matthias Corvinus
A) Selimiye B) Fatih Pasha Mosque C) Süleymaniye D) Şehzade Mosque
A) 1545 B) 1550 C) 1557 D) 1532
A) Library B) Armory C) Imperial Harem D) Observatory
A) Mecca B) Constantinople C) Jerusalem D) Damascus
A) Edirne B) Diyarbakir C) Istanbul D) Damascus
A) Hürrem Sultan B) Mükerrem Hatun C) Roxelana D) Mahidevran Hatun
A) Mükerrem B) Mahidevran C) Roxelana D) Sultana
A) 1507 B) 1558 C) 1534 D) 1550
A) Ruthenian Orthodox priest B) Albanian soldier C) Ottoman merchant D) Circassian prince
A) Edirne B) Constantinople C) Manisa D) Old Palace
A) Şehzade Mosque B) Old Palace C) Muradiye Complex, Bursa D) Yavuz Selim Mosque
A) Crimea B) Ruthenia C) Persia D) Constantinople
A) Qazvin B) Manisa C) Konya D) Istanbul
A) Parga B) Istanbul C) Rumelia D) Topkapı
A) 1499 B) 1514 C) 1503 D) 1523
A) Finance secretary B) Beylerbey C) Royal falconer D) Grand Vizier
A) In the city of Parga B) Inside the Hagia Sophia C) Within the palace walls of Topkapı D) On the ancient Hippodrome
A) Grand Vizier B) Finance secretary C) Qadi D) Royal falconer |
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