Примери за използване на Ottoman era на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The aim of the project, however, is to highlight this"forgotten side of our common Balkan history through Ottoman Era monuments, for the most part, public buildings'used' by different ethnic and religious groups".
The Ottoman Era.
restored several times during the Ottoman era.
He lives in the Ottoman era, he doesn't live in the present.
From its use as roof finial in Ottoman era mosques, it has become associated with Islam.
And the Suleymaniye Library, also in Istanbul, which has more than 64,000 handwritten manuscripts from the Ottoman era.
Kaleiçi, with its narrow cobbled streets of historic Ottoman era houses, is the old centre of Antalya.
Here is where sultans of the Ottoman Era formulated the empire that extends into Europe to the Middle East and Africa.
In some respects, though, the annual event reflects the spirit of 21st century Turkey more than it does the Ottoman era.
going beyond the"demonisation" of the Ottoman Era.
Safranbolu was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1994 due to its well-preserved Ottoman era houses and architecture.
Erdogan has dedicated his palace to the resurgence of Turkey as a world power as he proudly displays soldiers dressed in Ottoman era armor.
To build the skyscraper city, the authorities dynamited an entire mountain and the Ottoman era Ajyad Fortress that lay on top of it.
The Ottoman era, 16th-century bridge links the two parts of the city together
was not restored during the rest of the Ottoman Era.
Following restoration works made during the Ottoman era and minarets added by Mimar Sinan, the Ayia Sophia became one of the most important monuments of world architecture.
function as a gate, and for much of the Ottoman era, it was used as a treasury,
The monument was repaired during the Ottoman era, a part of it was used as a dervish lodge,
It was from here that the sultans of the Ottoman Era cut out a realm that would stretch out up into Europe
on the northern side of the courtyard, is a starkly simple piece of architecture befitting Atatürk's rejection of the ornate pomp and splendor of the Ottoman era.