This ruler signed the treaty of Amasia after a campaign against Tahmasp's Safavid empire; he died outside Szigeth Fortress forty years after allying with John Zapolya, and issuing laws called Kanuns.
This ruler signed the treaty of Amasia after a campaign against Tahmasp's Safavid empire; he died outside Szigeth Fortress forty years after allying with John Zapolya, and issuing laws called Kanuns. This husband of Roxelana hired the architect Sinan, expelled the Knights Hospitalers from Rhodes, and had his former advisor Ibrahim Pasha killed; he led a successful siege of Belgrade and defeated Louis II at Mohacs in Hungary before failing to besiege Vienna in 1529. For 10 points, name this son of Selim the Grim, an Ottoman sultan known as "the Magnificent."
This ruler signed the treaty of Amasia after a campaign against Tahmasp's Safavid empire; he died outside Szigeth Fortress forty years after allying with John Zapolya, and issuing laws called Kanuns.
Suleiman I [accept Suleiman the Magnificent or Suleiman the Lawgiver or Kanuni Sultan Suleyman]