Why Ottomans couldn't spread Turkish language?
The Ottoman Empire, spanning over six centuries and reaching across three continents, commanded an immense territory rich in diversity in religion, culture, ethnicity, and language. Despite Turkish being the ruling class's language, the Ottoman Turkish language didn’t become the dominant or sole language across its vast territory. This video examines why the Ottomans didn’t succeed in spreading Turkish as a unifying language and the opportunities and limitations they encountered. #ottoman #turkey #news
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