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The Land Empires are now established. So. How do you rule these massive, united chunks of land? Each one has it’s own unique way of functioning on a daily basis. Below are the people, means, systems, etc. that these Empires maintained power.



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How do you fund the most important Land Based Empire (according to the College Board)? TAX FARMING!!! See how the Ottoman Empire used this unique form of tax...

CLIP 0: OTTOMAN TAX FARMING (from ME!)

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CLIP #1: HEIMLER HANDLES EARLY MODERN LAND BASED EMPIRES ADMINISTRATION

In which John Green discusses the strange and mutually beneficial relationship between a republic, the citystate of Venice, and an Empire, the Ottomans--and how studying history can help you to be a better boyfriend and/or girlfriend.

CLIP #1: VENICE & THE OTTOMANS (from CRASH COURSE WORLD HISTORY)

In today's episode we will tell you the story of the most famous sultan of the Ottoman Empire. " JOIN OUR COMMUNITY FOR MORE HISTORY KNOWLEDGE! Write us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/ITSHISTORYfb Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thehistoryshow Your photos on Instagram: https://instagram.com/itshistorychannel " Interested in the First World War?

CLIP #2: SULEIMAN THE MAGNIFICENT

The Janissaries of the Ottoman Empire were highly trained killers taken from their homes at a young age as part of a blood tax, who distinguished themselves in battle, notably during the siege of Constantinople of 1453. http://www.ahctvgo.com Subscribe to AHC http://bit.ly/AHCSubscribe

CLIP #3: THE JANISSARIES (during the Fall of Constantinople)

There are a few unique units like Janissaries around the world. The name is very popular. They were the inspiration for Mozart to compose "Turkish March". What about how well do you know about the life of Janissaries? Would you like to see one? This is a story from one of them.

CLIP #4: LIFE of a JANISSARY (Mahmed under Sultan Selim during the wars against the Safavids)

Leave it to the furniture boys to pioneer a Comfort-First attitude towards Imperialism. Join Blue in investigating the history of the Ottoman empire, and find out why "The Sick Man of Europe" is more than their nickname implies.

CLIP #5: HISTORY SUMMARIZED: OTTOMAN EMPIRE (this covers the entirety of the Empire; but it’s pretty great)

Artists in Ottoman Turkey depicted reality and kept a record of events through a painting style with Islamic and Chinese influences. Although miniature painting has survived to this day, the art form is slowly dying and fewer people are patronizing it.

CLIP #6: OTTOMAN MINIATURES

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CLIP #7: AZTEC SACRIFICE

This educational segment, "History 101," provides brief history about the divine rights of kings, as mentioned during Episode 8 of Season 6 from the PBS Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey." This segment is featured on the live after-show "Manor of Speaking." Initial broadcast date: February 21, 2016 (Episode #408)

CLIP #8: DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGS

A portrait of an 18th century Chinese emperor's favourite concubine was sold at a record breaking US$17.6 mil, at Sotheby's in Hong Kong.

CLIP #9: QING IMPERIAL PORTRAITS (This is one minute but it covers the sale of one of Qianlong’s , who ruled after Kangxi, concubines)

While in Cusco, Peru, you can visit Qorikancha, also known as the temple of the sun. http://www.viator.com/cusco-historical-tours Located in Cusco, Qorikancha, or "Temple of the Sun," was the most important temple of the Inca Empire. The walls of this impressive structure were covered in gold until the Spanish arrived and melted it down to use for themselves.

CLIP #10: CORICANCHA (The Incan Sun Temple in Cuzco… The most important temple to the Incas… but the stupid Spanish destroyed most of it and built a convent on top of it… :(

How Powerful Is India? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zcI6u6oTCw " Subscribe to NowThis World: http://go.nowth.is/World_Subscribe As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, India's Taj Mahal sees millions of tourists each year. So why was this marble mausoleum built?

CLIP #11: TAJ MAJAL

Version Française ici : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oRPSEEEdV8

CLIP #12: PALACE of VERSAILLES (cool infographic of how the palace grew to its current state)


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1. The True History of the Conquest of New Spain, 1576, Bernal Diaz del Castillo (AZTEC EMPIRE) (Use CTRL+F and search HEART)
2. The Chronicle of Peru, (this section discusses Coricancha/Curicancha) 1554, Cieza de Leon (INCAN EMPIRE)
3. The Turkish Devshirme, 1395 CE, Isadore Glabas, Bishop of Thessalonika (scroll down and you can see an excerpt…) (THESSALONIKIA, GREECE, OTTOMAN EMPIRE)
4. The Reciprocal and Mutual Duty Betwixt a Free King and His Natural Subjects, James VI of Scotland, later James I of England, 1598 (EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND)
5. The Permanent Settlement (This is about Zamindars working for the British, but this page gets into their history with the Mughals as well), 1793 (BENGAL, MUGHAL EMPIRE)


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1. CORICANCHA (Incan Sun Temple in Cusco), c. 1200, (CUSCO, INCA EMPIRE)

2. OTTOMAN JANISSARY RECRUITMENT IN THE BALKANS, c. 1518, Ottoman Miniature (ISTANBUL, OTTOMAN EMPIRE)

3. PALACE of VERSAILLES, c. 1661, LOUIS XIV, (FRANCE)

4. BATTLE OF CHALDIRON, c. 1514, (CHEHEL SOTOUN PALACE ISFAHAN, SAFAVID EMPIRE)

5. TAJ MAHAL, 1653 (AGRA, MUGHAL EMPIRE)

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1. Besides the Mongols, it had been since the Classical Period that this many large land empires coexisted.
2. They all use different variations of styles to rule over the masses of their peoples.
3. Some places used religion to justify their power (Divine Right in Europe, Shi’a Islam in Safavids, Islam in Songhai, Human Sacrifice for the Aztecs)
4. Others used monumental architecture to show that the rulers were legitimate(Versailles in France, Taj Mahal in the Mughal Empire, Coricancha in Incan Empire
5. They also collected taxs in different ways to bring in revenue… the Taj Mahal ain’t cheap. Versailles ain’t cheap.