Turk Diziler

Merinda absolutely hates Harems! The idea of someone being able to have multiple partners utterly disgusts her. Imagine her horror when she wakes up and suddenly finds herself in an ancient harem one day. She is now Ayan Savez the fifth wife of the great General Kang of the Empire of Turk. An empire that existed 500 years ago where her country stands today. And to make things worse she is the most unfavored wife amongst all the wives. Receiving the least amount of attention from the General. As she navigates her new circumstances she stumbles upon a troubled young boy who may be the key to understanding why she was brought back in time. ***Cover art not mine****

Turk has been searching for his mate for years, having never found her and losing all hope in the process. Now, Alpha Owain has invited him to the New Moon Ceremony where mates are found, promising Turk he'd find his one and only. While Turk doesn't believe his friend, he goes. To his relief and joy, he does find his mate. Mazelina also finds her mate in one of the most feared Alpha's in the world. She soon realizes that stories are just that...stories. She puts faith in her mate to show her who he really is and discovers he may just be telling the truth when the real culprit begins to destroy their happiness.

Snow is son of Turk and Mazelina. He is a quiet male with a rose gold tinted fur wolf. And he keeps hearing someone begging for his help. His dreams are filled of a female who has been brutalized beyond his imagination. He leaves his pack and family to find her. Sable does not trust human males. She only trusts their wolf, because their wolf can’t hurt her the way the human part does. So, when the wolf from her dreams finally finds her, she trust it, but not the male in the human form. Snow will have to find a way to convince Sable he isn’t going to hurt her, and Sable will have to trust him to keep her safe from her pack Alpha and the rogues he hired to take and hurt her. Along the way, she will discover a truth about her past that will confuse her world even more.

Set in the Ottoman Empire during the 19th century, the story follows the life of a young girl named Aisha, who is born into a poor Turk family. Her father, a struggling farmer, is unable to provide for her and her mother, so he decides to sell Aisha to a wealthy Turkish merchant, Ibrahim, who promises her a better life.

While Belgium is bleeding and hoping, while Poland suffers and dreams of liberation, while Serbia is waiting for redemption, there is a little country the soul of which is torn to pieces—a little country that is so remote, so remote that her ardent sighs cannot be heard. It is the country of perpetual sacrifice, the country that saw Abraham build the altar upon which he was ready to immolate his only son, the country that Moses saw from a distance, stretching in beauty and loveliness,—a land of promise never to be attained,—the country that gave the world its symbols of soul and spirit. Palestine! No war correspondents, no Red Cross or relief committees have gone to Palestine, because no actual fighting has taken place there, and yet hundreds of thousands are suffering there that worst of agonies, the agony of the spirit. Those who have devoted their lives to show the world that Palestine can be made again a country flowing with milk and honey, those who have dreamed of reviving the spirit of the prophets and the great teachers, are hanged and persecuted and exiled, their dreams shattered, their holy places profaned, their work ruined. Cut off from the world, with no bread to sustain the starving body, the heavy boot of a barbarian soldiery trampling their very soul, the dreamers of Palestine refuse to surrender, and amidst the clash of guns and swords they are battling for the spirit with the weapons of the spirit. The time has not yet come to write the record of these battles, nor even to attempt to render justice to the sublime heroes of Palestine. This book is merely the story of some of the personal experiences of one who has done less and suffered less than thousands of his comrades.

BERASAL DARI NASIHAT DAN CERITA KAMI (MAHASISWA STIBA ARRAAYAH)

The Story of a woman who lost herself trying to save her married life

when osman bey knows that the seljuk empire is going to there end He is start try to making his own epmire to save all the muslims and the turks are living in the anatolia he starts fighting when the baztine epmire and with there governers and end of the seljuk the seljuk sultan helps osman bey with some armed force and with some important document to make a new turk empire which really helps osman bey after the end of seljuk empire in 1299 osman bey start new turk empire which is named by slatant osmaniya

A long time ago, in 1453, the Middle Ages came to your end, after the Turks took Constantinople, the medieval fantasy ceased to exist with the arrival of the Turks, they killed all magical creatures in the whole of Europe; very few magical creatures took refuge outside Europe; Alvin the Wood-Elf, was one of the refugees, he took refuge alone in South America, until he discovered that he was not alone...

Wolfram: The Wolf’s Howl follows the life of Wolfram, the grandson of the Holy Roman Emperor, born under the shadow of tragedy. Raised in the imperial court, Wolfram’s intelligence sets him apart, but his life changes when his grandfather is defeated by the Ashina Khaganate in the East. Returning from war, broken and scarred, the Emperor strikes a deal with the Turks—Wolfram must be sent as a hostage to ensure peace. Thrown into a world of political intrigue and ancient legacies, Wolfram must survive exile and navigate the burdens of power, forging his path in a tumultuous medieval world. Wolfram: The Wolf’s Howl is a tale of loyalty, loss, and the making of a leader. Tags: Turk, Turkic, medieval, hunnic, nomad, khaganate, warfare, diaries, eye witnesses, horse, horse archery, politics, drama, legends, empire, rome, kaiser, holy roman empire, hostage, Türk, Kara

Step into a world where legends are born, and empires are forged in the fires of war. The Ashina Saga takes you deep into the heart of the Turkic Khaganate, where the sons and daughters of the Ashina clan rule over vast territories from the steppes of Mongolia to the walls of Constantinople. This is a tale of power, destiny, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. Follow the journey of Wolfram Cengiz, a young noble taken as a hostage by the Turkic ruler Timurtaş. Torn between his roots in the Holy Roman Empire and the nomadic warrior culture of the Turkic empire, Wolfram must navigate a world filled with political intrigue, legendary warriors, and ancient gods. His fate is intertwined with the Ashina clan, rulers blessed by the Sky God, but haunted by their own demons. Ashina Saga is more than just a story of battles—it is a saga of betrayal, redemption, and the fight for survival in a world where the lines between hero and villain blur. Will Wolfram embrace his destiny, or will the weight of empire and legacy be too much to bear? Prepare for an epic tale where gods walk among men, and warriors carve their names into history. The Ashina Saga awaits—where the fate of empires and the future of men are written in blood. Tags: Turk, Turkic, medieval, hunnic, nomad, khaganate, warfare, diaries, eye witnesses, horse, horse archery, politics, drama, legends, empire, rome, kaiser, holy roman empire, hostage, Türk, Kara

Coming from a wealthy family, Victor Frankenstein is extremely ambitious: he wants to know the secrets of the origin of life. Living in Geneva, Switzerland, he goes to a German university to study medicine, and at that time, his mother passes away. He is a brilliant student and wants to bring the dead from beyond and create life from inanimate matter. Also, in his immense ambition, he wants to be recognized as a father god of a new species. In this regard, he experiments with corpses and creates Frankenstein's monster. Nonetheless, the monster escapes and he goes into a severe depression with many health problems. Furthermore, he returns to his hometown because his young brother is murdered and his cousin, a beautiful girl, is accused of this death. Later, he goes to the mountains and has a discussion with the monster, who explains him how he survived in the woods, spied a family of cottagers, learned too much about humans and himself, and being rejected and attacked by a population, the cottagers and a man, after saving a woman, in revenge, he decided to burn down the shack of the cottagers, murder Frankenstein's brother and put the false proof on her cousin. The monster asks to create a female of his kind and he promises to go away from Europe and will not bother human beings anymore. At first, Victor Frankenstein rejects the request, but he is convinced by the monster and accepts. Several months later, in Scotland, Victor Frankenstein is ready to create the monster's female. However, he reflects and ravages it, drawing out the wrath of the monster, who murders Victor Frankenstein's best friend. Next, the medical student is accused and sent to jail for this death, although his father goes to the island, and manages to prove his innocence and free him. The monster has threatened to kill Victor Frankenstein's future wife, and despite all precautions, during their honeymoon, she is murdered. A few days after hearing this news, afflicted by so much pain, Victor Frankenstein's father dies, and he decides to take revenge on the monster. Victor Frankenstein chases him around the North Pole, but he is extremely afflicted, sick and weak, and is rescued by a ship. In bed, he tells the whole story to the captain, who is the narrator of this story (4 letters to his sister and 24 chapters). Finally, the monster appears in front of his creator, but Victor Frankenstein is already dead. He explains to the captain the reasons for his behavior and indicates that his revenge is complete, he is sorry for the death of innocent victims and will go to burn his body on a pyre, since he does not want to continue living. The monster abandons the ship in order to fulfill his last promise... Also, it is relevant to note that in this novel of science fiction and horror other stories converge: first, the captain communicates with his sister about his desire to have a great friend, his ambitious travels and the strange tale of Frankenstein, second, there is a traumatic story of Victor Frankenstein's mother, daughter of his father's best friend, third, the relationship between Victor Frankenstein and his best friend, fourth, the adoption of Victor Frankenstein's future wife, fifth, the trial of the Turk, sixth, the love relationship between the Turk's daughter and the son of the family, who helped him escape from jail, and seventh, the condemn and exile of that French family, who are pleased to accept another fugitive: the Turk's daughter. Content Introduction Letters 1 ... 4 Chapters 1 ... 24 Conclusions Final Considerations

(Guess what's back!? Rewrite time, baby!) Ava Kalesidia is a girl struggling with boredom and a seemingly never-changing life. That changes when she meets Karma Mye Destin, or Mye. Karma Mye Destin struggles with finding friends and hanging out with them with her social status as the daughter of the Duke. That changes when she meets Ava Kalesidia. So, what's the problem? Well, Ava is a Zenar, a terrifying creature that originates from a virus from another dimension. To make matters worse, Zenars, and the Zenar Virus, destroyed every galaxy, destroying the ruling races and bringing the population everywhere to below forty percent. Everyone lives in fear of them knowing that, if they happen upon a Zenar, their lives are most likely over. There is reason for this. Zenars are incredible strong, fast, and are extremely hard to kill. They also feel no sympathy or remorse, acting like a hive mind, and are enigmas, sometimes failing to destroy a metal wall while other times they fly through an entire ship, destroying it. Ava, like all Zenars, seem to have that same strength and viciousness. Only, unlike other Zenars, Ava is perfectly able to talk and think for herself, having what looks like no connection to any of the Queen Zenars out there. For this reason, Ava is kept in strongest stronghold of humanity, Fort Ziler. Unfortunately, no matter how different Ava is, she is still a Zenar, and still kills without reason, seeing nothing wrong with killing and eating humans, which she used to be. Yet, because of how different she is, she grows a strong attachment to the first strange girl she meets, named Mye. Yet, can such a relationship ever last? Ava, no matter how innocent she is, will never see killing as wrong, as her total lack of common sense makes her dumber than other Zenars and, to that extent, more dangerous. Mye's father, the Duke, wants her to have nothing to do with his daughter, and Ava has many more oddities besides her behavior. Why does she look like the President's deceased daughter? Why is it that she doesn't feel the hive mind like the other Zenars do? Why is it that she can speak? These mysteries need answers, and sometimes the answers are much more dangerous than remaining oblivious, especially when it means that not only will the remaining species take up arms, but the Zenars themselves, who are nowhere near as dumb as one may think. This is a messed-up love story about a monster trying to learn how to love. Hope ya enjoy!

One day, the Modern World Changed. While humanity was at the peak of technology, they came. The Ancestors, or rather the mysterious powers they left behind. People began to gain the power of their Ancestors who were born and died years, decades, centuries ago. Each race rose with the power it received from its Ancestors, and that very advanced technology had no meaning anymore. Acunal opened his eyes in a strange room and the following was written on the screen in front of him ["Welcome to the Ancestors' System] [Race: Turk] [Race Type: Thoroughbred] So why was Acunal here and should he regret sleeping in History Lessons?

—— **** —— Amorak is a 16 year old male alpha, who is a high school freshman. Amorak is gifted with two older brothers, Hiroko and Izumi. Though he rarely talks to them, he still shows affection towards them. Amorak made it a fact to not find anyone attractive, through his action and awful taste, until Fumiko, a rich 17 year old from Kyoto changed that statement. Amorak and Fumiko are both alphas, which makes their relationship difficult including aggressive behavior and sometimes fights, that was until, they had a hot moment in the locker room of the gym. Jealousy coated Amorak, like a flea on a dog. Unsure of his feelings towards the older and taller one, he hides and avoids Fumiko, which makes the situation worse. His friends, Erika, Reko, Yuro and Turk help him during his ups and downs on his feelings. Reko, Amorak’s beta friend finds interest in Fumiko making rivalry between the two friends. Amorak doesn’t understand his feelings, until he completely falls for Fumiko. What will Reko do to their relationship? —— **** —— **COVER IS NOT OWNED BY ME. CREDITS TO PINTEREST**

The Timur Empire fell apart, the Ottomanswere struggling to expand, and the Europeans had opened up new routes, and decades had passed since Tumu Fortress. On the Iranian plateau, the former Persian Empire has long since turned into ashes. Now the Aries Dynasty and the relics of Timur have divided the plateau. Earlier, the Mongols, Turks and Saracens either conqueredthe entire plateau, or Divide the plateau from other regimes. But in the mountains of Azerbaijan, in an obscure town of Ardabil, an empire that would rule the entire Greater Persia and even more territories would be born here, playing its own music at the crossroads of the old world.

One of the great crossroads of ancient civilizations is a broad peninsula that lies between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Called Asia Minor (Lesser Asia) by the Romans, the land is the Asian part of modern Turkey, across Thrace. It lies across the Aegean Sea to the east of Greece and is usually known by its ancient name Anatolia. Asia Minor juts westward from Asia to within 800 meters (half a mile) of Europe at the city of Istanbul, where three suspension bridges over the strait of Bosphorus link the two continents. Asia Minor is also bordered by the Sea of Marmara on the northwest. The area of the peninsula is about 756,000 square kilometers (292,000 square miles). The interior is a high arid plateau, about 900 meters (3,000 feet) in elevation, flanked to the north and south by rugged mountain ranges. Within the plateau a number of ranges enclose broad, flat valleys, where several lakes have formed. A Mediterranean-type climate of hot, dry summers and mild, moist winters prevails in the coastal areas. The dry central plateau has hot summers and cold winters. During all seasons high winds are common; moist Mediterranean winds bring rain to the coastal regions in the winter. There is little rainfall in the summer. In about 2.000 BC Asia Minor was in the hands of the Hittites, who migrated from the area east of the Black Sea. Their civilization rivaled that of the Egyptians and Babylonians. In the 12th century BC their empire fell to the Assyrians. Small seaboard states grew up, only to fall to the Greeks, who colonized the entire Aegean coast in about the 8th century BC. According to the legend, they first laid siege to the city-state of Troy during the Trojan War. In 560 BC Croesus mounted the throne of Lydia in Asia Minor and soon brought all the Greek colonies under his rule. King Croesus was overthrown by Cyrus the Great of Persia. Two hundred years later Alexander the Great again spread Greek rule over the peninsula. After its conquest by Rome in the 2nd century BC, Asia Minor enjoyed centuries of peace under the Roman rule. During the Middle Ages, as a part of the Byzantine Empire, it became a center of Christianity and the guardian of Greek and Roman culture. One of the chief medieval trade routes passed through the region. As the power of the Empire declined, Arabs and Mongols invaded. In the 15th century the Ottoman Turks conquered the peninsula and made Istanbul (then known as Constantinople) their capital. The Ottoman Empire lasted until 1922. The next year Asia Minor became the larger part of the Turkish Republic under the leadership of Kemal Atatürk. He had set up a government in Ankara, which became the new capital of Turkey. For sample Tours to some of the sites belonging to the above civilizations, please check My Tours. Historic Ages of Anatolia Paleolithic Age (Early Stone Age) 60,000 - 10,000 BC Mesolithic Age (Mid Stone Age) 10,000 - 8,500 BC Neolithic Age (Late Stone Age) 8,500 - 5,000 BC Chalcolithic Age (Copper Age) 5,000 - 3,000 BC Bronze Age 3,000 - 2,000 BC Hatti and Hurrian Civilization 2,500 - 2,000 BC Troy - II Settlement 2,500 - 2,000 BC Hatti and Hittite Principalities Period 2,000 - 1,750 BC Great Hittite Kingdom Hurri Civilization 1,750 - 1,200 BC Troy - VI Civilization 1,800 - 1,275 BC Aegean Migration and Invasion From Balkans 1,200 BC The Anatolian Principalities during the Iron Age 1,200 - 700 BC Urartu Civilization 900 - 600 BC The Civilization of Phrygia 750 - 300 BC Lydia, Caria and Lycia Civilizations 700 - 300 BC Ionian Civilization 1,050 - 300 BC Persian Conquest 545 - 333 BC Hellenistic And Roman Age 333 BC - 395 AD Byzantine Civilization 330 - 1453 AD Seljuk Civilization 1071 - 1300 AD Ottomans 1299 - 1923 AD The Turkish Republic 1923 - present