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Devshrime TO ensure control over large areas the Ottoman sultans used a selection system called this to staff their military and govt mostly Christian boys
Janissaries Most famous group formed elite forces in the Ottoman army
Tokugawa Shogunate Set about reorganizing the governance of Japan in order to centralize control over what was essentially a feudal system
Askia the Great Came to power in 1493 promoted Islam and made a elaborate pilgrimage to mecca
Tax Farmers The ottomans levied takes on the peasants using this
Zamindars Paid government officials in charge of specific duties, such as taxation, construction and the water supply.
Taj Mahal BUilt by Shah Jahan as a tomb for his wife
Versailles Palaces where LouisXIV kept the nobles so that they could not rebel
Divine Right of Kings A common claim from the middle ages that the right to rule is given to a king by a god
Boyars The noble landowning class stood on top of the social pyramid
Absolute/ absolutism The monarch holds supreme authority
Manchu People from Manchuria who took power and took control of the Ming dynasty in 1644 and changed it to Qing dynasty
Ivan (IV) Called the terrible was crowned tsar in 1547 set to expand the Russian border eastward using gunpowder and punished the boyars
Printing Press Mid 1400s used to produce different texts increased in literacy and spread of ideas
Qianlong Qing ruler 17367-1796 a poet who was also knowledgeable in art and calligraphy
Kangxi Original ruler of Qing dynasty one of Chinas longest reigning rules presided a period of stability and expansion sent forces into Mongolia and central Asia and incorporated theses areas into the empire
Qing dynasty Ruled until 1911 had two rules expanded china
LouisXIV Sun king 1643-1715 espoused a theory of divine right and was a virtual dictator
Romanov Dynasty took control of Russia in 1613 after a period of turmoil following Ivans death
Peter 1 ruled 1682-1725 defeated his half-sister and a boyared elite military corps to become king
Gunpowder empires Large multiethnic states un southwest Asia, central and south Asia. relied on firearms to conquer and control land.
Ottoman empire Largest and most enduring of the great Islamic gunpowder empires of this period lasted until deafest in WW1
Safavid empire Islamic gunpowder empire had two problems did not have a navy and lacked natural defense
Mughal empire One of the riches and best governed states in the world located in south asia
Ming dynasty Over threw the Mongol empire stabilized eastern Asian region for nearly 3000 years expanded the size of China
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