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| Nicknamed "The Magnificent" |
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Nicknamed "The Magnificent" |
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| Architect that built 81 mosques under Ottomans |
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Title of officials appointed by Ottomans to govern for them |
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| The Ottoman sultan conquered and destroyed Constantinople |
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| Why there was often a struggle for successors in the Ottoman Empire--and how was it dealt with |
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| Poor rulers, corruption--B/c it was inherited- not necessary by oldest son |
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| Title of ruler of Safavids |
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| Form of Islam of the Safavids |
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| Founder of Safavids--forced all to be shiite |
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| Established Mogul dynasty |
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| Country where Moguls resided |
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| Majority religion of this country? |
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| Created "Divine Faith"--Mogul ruler that showed respect for all religions |
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| He led naval exploration for Emperor Zhu Di |
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Ruled China for 61 years--considered to be one of best of all time |
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| Ming used these to ensure quality government Officals |
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| Purpose of footbinding in Ming/Qing China |
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economic incentive-Marriage(status symbol) |
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| The Qing rulers were of what ethnicity? |
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| How did the Qing identify the rebels on Taiwan? |
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| Made shave heads/except for small price in back braided |
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| Form of government that took control of China in 1911 |
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| Ruling family that reunified Japan |
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| System in which daimyos families lived in Edo under shogun's watch |
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| Japan's outcasts--laws regulated where they could live, hairstyles, dress |
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| The 2 rulers of Japan that started to re-centralize authority prior to Tokugawa Ieyasu |
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| Oda Nobunaga/ Toyatomi Hieleyoshi |
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| Group that held greatest power under Tokugawa |
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| Member of the warrior class, without masters |
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