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Murad IV: " Murad also emulated his forebears by playing the role of a warrior-sultan. He personally led two successful campaigns against the Safavids of Iran, resulting in the recapture of Yerevan and Baghdad."
Mehmed IV "Mehmed IV was determined to portray himself as an active and able warrior-sultan. He personally led the Ottoman army during the campaign of 1672 against Poland, taking with him his favorite concubine Rabia Gülnüş Emetullah and their son, Prince Mustafa. Mehmed used the occasion to teach his heir-apparent, rather than keeping him in seclusion in the palace, a practice that had been habitual since the early years of the century. Prince Mustafa would eventually follow his father’s example, personally leading his own army soon after he became sultan in 1695."
So we already got Mustafa II which is good, but we don't got his father and Murad IV
Source Encyclopedia of Ottoman Empire Alexis Ivanov ( talk) 00:18, 28 June 2015 (UTC)
Ok thanks for the information. Alexis Ivanov ( talk) 22:10, 28 June 2015 (UTC)
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Murad IV: " Murad also emulated his forebears by playing the role of a warrior-sultan. He personally led two successful campaigns against the Safavids of Iran, resulting in the recapture of Yerevan and Baghdad."
Mehmed IV "Mehmed IV was determined to portray himself as an active and able warrior-sultan. He personally led the Ottoman army during the campaign of 1672 against Poland, taking with him his favorite concubine Rabia Gülnüş Emetullah and their son, Prince Mustafa. Mehmed used the occasion to teach his heir-apparent, rather than keeping him in seclusion in the palace, a practice that had been habitual since the early years of the century. Prince Mustafa would eventually follow his father’s example, personally leading his own army soon after he became sultan in 1695."
So we already got Mustafa II which is good, but we don't got his father and Murad IV
Source Encyclopedia of Ottoman Empire Alexis Ivanov ( talk) 00:18, 28 June 2015 (UTC)
Ok thanks for the information. Alexis Ivanov ( talk) 22:10, 28 June 2015 (UTC)