Writers of the Ottoman Empire
The atlas holds 24 people and 162 moments here, from 1325 to 1922.
Moments
- 1370 Summoned to Tlemcen Ibn Khaldun
- 1375 Mission among the Dawadida near Biskra Ibn Khaldun
- 1375 Retreat at Qal'at Ibn Salama Ibn Khaldun
- 1378 Return to Tunis for research Ibn Khaldun
- 1382 Arrival at Alexandria Ibn Khaldun
- 1383 Arrival in Cairo Ibn Khaldun
- 1387 Pilgrimage to Mecca Ibn Khaldun
- 1401 Meeting Timur outside Damascus Ibn Khaldun
- 1401 Return to Cairo after Damascus Ibn Khaldun
- 1406 Death and burial in Cairo Ibn Khaldun
- 1541 Algiers expedition Hernán Cortés
- 1571 Fights at Lepanto Miguel de Cervantes
- 1572 Campaigns at Corfu Miguel de Cervantes
- 1572 Campaigns at Modon Miguel de Cervantes
- 1573 Participates in the occupation of Tunis Miguel de Cervantes
- 1575 Begins captivity in Algiers Miguel de Cervantes
- 1577 Confined in the king's bath Miguel de Cervantes
- 1581 Undertakes mission to Oran Miguel de Cervantes
- 1809 Grand Tour in Greece Lord Byron
- 1809 Journey in Albania Lord Byron
- 1810 Writing in Athens Lord Byron
- 1810 Swim across the Hellespont Lord Byron
- 1820 Rode toward Ayu-Dag Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Recovered at the Caucasian Mineral Waters Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Arrived in Feodosia Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Crossed into Crimea at Kerch Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Stayed at Gurzuf Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Stayed in Simferopol Alexander Pushkin
- 1820 Visited the Khan's Palace Alexander Pushkin
- 1821 First documented Odessa visit Alexander Pushkin
- 1823 Transferred to Odessa Alexander Pushkin
- 1823 Arrival on Kefalonia Lord Byron
- 1824 Headquarters at Missolonghi Lord Byron
- 1824 Missolonghi arrival Lord Byron
- 1824 Illness before the Lepanto expedition Lord Byron
- 1824 Death at Missolonghi Lord Byron
- 1824 Departed Odessa for Pskov exile Alexander Pushkin
- 1829 Arrived in Tiflis Alexander Pushkin
- 1829 Reached Vladikavkaz Alexander Pushkin
- 1829 Entered Erzurum with the army Alexander Pushkin
- 1829 Inspected Kars fortress Alexander Pushkin
- 1829 Returned to Tiflis Alexander Pushkin
- 1841 Arrives in Athens Hans Christian Andersen
- 1841 Arrives in Constantinople Hans Christian Andersen
- 1851 Lives at Pyatigorsk Leo Tolstoy
- 1851 Travels to Tbilisi Leo Tolstoy
- 1854 Defends Sevastopol Leo Tolstoy
- 1854 Encamped before Silistra Leo Tolstoy
- 1858 Visit to Tbilisi Alexandre Dumas
- 1867 Visits Yalta and the Russian court Mark Twain