Writers of the Ottoman Empire

The atlas holds 24 people and 162 moments here, from 1325 to 1922. The most recorded lives are Ibn Battuta, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Alexander Pushkin.

Moments

  1. 1370 Summoned to Tlemcen Ibn Khaldun
  2. 1375 Mission among the Dawadida near Biskra Ibn Khaldun
  3. 1375 Retreat at Qal'at Ibn Salama Ibn Khaldun
  4. 1378 Return to Tunis for research Ibn Khaldun
  5. 1382 Arrival at Alexandria Ibn Khaldun
  6. 1383 Arrival in Cairo Ibn Khaldun
  7. 1387 Pilgrimage to Mecca Ibn Khaldun
  8. 1401 Meeting Timur outside Damascus Ibn Khaldun
  9. 1401 Return to Cairo after Damascus Ibn Khaldun
  10. 1406 Death and burial in Cairo Ibn Khaldun
  11. 1541 Algiers expedition Hernán Cortés
  12. 1571 Fights at Lepanto Miguel de Cervantes
  13. 1572 Campaigns at Corfu Miguel de Cervantes
  14. 1572 Campaigns at Modon Miguel de Cervantes
  15. 1573 Participates in the occupation of Tunis Miguel de Cervantes
  16. 1575 Begins captivity in Algiers Miguel de Cervantes
  17. 1577 Confined in the king's bath Miguel de Cervantes
  18. 1581 Undertakes mission to Oran Miguel de Cervantes
  19. 1809 Grand Tour in Greece Lord Byron
  20. 1809 Journey in Albania Lord Byron
  21. 1810 Writing in Athens Lord Byron
  22. 1810 Swim across the Hellespont Lord Byron
  23. 1820 Rode toward Ayu-Dag Alexander Pushkin
  24. 1820 Recovered at the Caucasian Mineral Waters Alexander Pushkin
  25. 1820 Arrived in Feodosia Alexander Pushkin
  26. 1820 Crossed into Crimea at Kerch Alexander Pushkin
  27. 1820 Stayed at Gurzuf Alexander Pushkin
  28. 1820 Stayed in Simferopol Alexander Pushkin
  29. 1820 Visited the Khan's Palace Alexander Pushkin
  30. 1821 First documented Odessa visit Alexander Pushkin
  31. 1823 Transferred to Odessa Alexander Pushkin
  32. 1823 Arrival on Kefalonia Lord Byron
  33. 1824 Headquarters at Missolonghi Lord Byron
  34. 1824 Missolonghi arrival Lord Byron
  35. 1824 Illness before the Lepanto expedition Lord Byron
  36. 1824 Death at Missolonghi Lord Byron
  37. 1824 Departed Odessa for Pskov exile Alexander Pushkin
  38. 1829 Arrived in Tiflis Alexander Pushkin
  39. 1829 Reached Vladikavkaz Alexander Pushkin
  40. 1829 Entered Erzurum with the army Alexander Pushkin
  41. 1829 Inspected Kars fortress Alexander Pushkin
  42. 1829 Returned to Tiflis Alexander Pushkin
  43. 1841 Arrives in Athens Hans Christian Andersen
  44. 1841 Arrives in Constantinople Hans Christian Andersen
  45. 1851 Lives at Pyatigorsk Leo Tolstoy
  46. 1851 Travels to Tbilisi Leo Tolstoy
  47. 1854 Defends Sevastopol Leo Tolstoy
  48. 1854 Encamped before Silistra Leo Tolstoy
  49. 1858 Visit to Tbilisi Alexandre Dumas
  50. 1867 Visits Yalta and the Russian court Mark Twain

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