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Osman I
عثمان الأول ar عثمان یکم fa
Founder of the Ottoman Empire (died 1323/4)
- Child of Ertuğrul and Halime Hatun
- Married to Rabia Bala Mal Hatun, Malhun Hatun
- Dated 23 August 1258 CE – 1 August 1326 CE
Overview
founder of the Ottoman Empire (died 1323/4)Wikidata record description. Read Osman I in the Wikipedia reader.
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Roles and affiliation
Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.
Offices held 1
- 27 September 1299 CE – 21 August 1324 CE sultan of the Ottoman Empire Number 1 in the sequence Succeeded by Orhan Has references
Family tree
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The family as a list · 14
Family 14
- child of (father) Ertuğrul Ottoman ruler, father of Osman I
- child of (mother) Halime Hatun Mother of Ottoman Sultan Osman I
- of the house Ottoman dynasty royal family of the Ottoman Empire
- parent of (child) Alaeddin Pasha Ottoman prince, son of Osman Ghazi
- parent of (child) Çobanbey Ottoman noble
- parent of (child) Fatma Hatun Daughter of Osman I
- parent of (child) Hamid Bey son of Osman I
- parent of (child) Melik Bey
- parent of (child) Orhan second Ottoman Sultan (r. ca. 1324–1362)
- parent of (child) Pazarlı Bey
- parent of (child) Savcı Bey
- sibling of Gündüz Bey
- married to Malhun Hatun wife of Osman I
- married to Rabia Bala Mal Hatun wife of Osman I, the founder of the Ottoman Dynasty
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