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Ottom@n Empire

Name	Rank	Points	Global Rank	Villages
mwmwmwmw1	1	709,740	136	103
blutit	2	501,791	185	73
NeSrEtN1K	3	487,543	188	71
Ittre	4	462,353	196	64
HasanErtugrul36	5	408,988	211	57
dub17	6	383,032	225	87
wendigo7	7	377,839	232	50
robo	8	353,312	249	56
Vlad Tepez	9	323,934	268	62
Eric the viking	10	313,325	276	49
Igorot	11	295,487	289	58
AngelB	12	246,748	320	34
abishai	13	234,612	332	39
Sarcastic Charm	14	206,424	360	33
ShaneTowell	15	185,173	378	29
Jalind	16	164,076	411	26
Kids	17	148,317	435	14
Meggonen	18	147,982	436	21
justmemine	19	92,011	530	19
ksenorpig	20	87,315	538	23
Julius Caesar.	21	82,043	556	15
Mete Han	22	76,455	565	22
Quy Pham	23	64,660	579	11
Wiso22	24	40,152	669	5
Tribalwars	25	36,122	687	20
tommot	26	35,340	691	8
SunKnight	27	34,365	694	10
waring king	28	20,398	772	7

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Description
+++ Devlet-i Aliyye-i Osmaniyye +++ The Ottoman Empire was not merely a land stretched across continents — it was a civilization bound by will. It stood not only through conquest, but through order, loyalty, and a shared purpose. From the mountains of Rumelia to the deserts of Arabia, each province, each city, each soldier carried a part of that greater whole. Within the Ottoman realm there were many peoples, many tongues, many origins — yet one state, one authority, one destiny. Its strength did not come from fear alone, but from the belief that the empire would endure beyond generations. Its borders were not simply lines upon maps; they were guarded by sacrifice, discipline, and centuries of resolve. The crescent banner rose over seas, fortresses, and ancient roads not as a symbol of division, but as the mark of unity beneath a single imperial will. Founder and diplomat **mwmw End The Divan-i Humayun President; AngelB (Ottom2) &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& +++ Family +++** Ottomn IM IM2