Birth of Osman I
Birth of Osman I
Role range: 1280-1324
Follow Osman I through 30 dated historical records for Turkey.
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Birth of Osman I
Role range: 1280-1324
Succeeds as Sultan of the Turkish Empire
Role range: 1280-1324
Later Ottoman tradition records an early clash at Ermenibeli during Osman's conflict with the lord of Inegol.
Role range: 1290-1326
Later Ottoman tradition records Osman leading a night raid against Byzantine settlements near Inegol.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces raided and burned the small Byzantine stronghold of Kulaca Hisar near Inegol.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman fought forces associated with Inegol and Karacahisar in a major early battle near Domanic.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's brother Saru Yati was killed during the fighting near Domanic.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman captured the strategically important Byzantine fortress of Karacahisar and made it a principal base.
Role range: 1290-1326
The capture of Karacahisar enabled Osman to establish effective control over the Eskisehir area.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces advanced through and raided the Goynuk area during a wider Sakarya campaign.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces raided the Mudurnu district during operations beyond the immediate Karacahisar frontier.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces raided Tarakli Yenicesi while extending pressure on Byzantine frontier settlements.
Role range: 1290-1326
During a Sakarya expedition, the people of Sorkun submitted and avoided plunder under an agreement with Osman's forces.
Role range: 1290-1326
Ottoman tradition places the capture of Bilecik during Osman's westward expansion toward Bithynia.
Role range: 1290-1326
Ottoman tradition places Yarhisar among the Byzantine strongholds brought under Osman's control during his expansion toward Bilecik and Yenisehir.
Role range: 1290-1326
Ottoman tradition records Osman bringing Kopruhisar under his authority before directing operations toward Nicaea.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman established Yenisehir as an advanced base for raids into Byzantine Bithynia.
Role range: 1290-1326
Begins to clear the Byzantines out of Asia Minor
Role range: 1280-1324
Osman began sustained pressure on Nicaea and attempted to isolate the city from surrounding Byzantine territory.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman defeated a Byzantine relief force at Bapheus, greatly increasing his military reputation in Bithynia.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman established a fortified position under Taz Ali to maintain pressure on the approaches to Nicaea.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces defeated the Byzantine lord of Akhisar during the Sakarya campaign.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's 1304 Sakarya campaign brought Absu under his control as he tightened the isolation of Nicaea.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman captured the fortress at Geyve during operations designed to control routes toward Nicaea.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman's forces captured Tekfurpinari while consolidating control of the Sakarya corridor.
Role range: 1290-1326
Osman launched a major campaign along the Sakarya routes to isolate Nicaea and control the surrounding crossings.
Role range: 1290-1326
The Byzantine lord of Lefke submitted to Osman during the Sakarya campaign and retained local authority under the new arrangement.
Role range: 1290-1326
The lord of Mekece submitted to Osman as his forces advanced along the Sakarya valley.
Role range: 1290-1326
Begins the siege of Bursa which ends in Turkish victory in 1326
Role range: 1290-1326
Death of Osman I
Role range: 1280-1324
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