Ottoman Greece

Ottoman Greece refers to the period between 1453 and 1821 when Greece was under Ottoman rule.

This era was marked by cultural exchange, economic growth, and religious tolerance in the region.

• The Ottoman Empire ruled over Greece from 1453 to 1821.
• The Ottomans introduced Islam to Greece, but most Greeks remained Christian.
• Greek culture, language, and Orthodox Christian religion survived under Ottoman rule.
• Greek scholars and artists made important contributions during this period.
• The Greek War of Independence in 1821 led to the end of Ottoman rule in Greece.

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