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Topgis Bashi, Commandant of the Ottoman Artillery

The Topgis Bashi, or Commandant of Artillery. The commander of the Turkish Ottoman artillery wearing colourful robes and a tall turban. The handle of a knife or dagger can be seen tucked into his waistband.
1803

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1803 Artillery Bashi Commandant Dagger Daggers Handle Knife Knives Robes Swords Tall Trimming Tucked Turban Turbans Waist Band Officers Ottoman


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Topgis Bashi: The Commanding Figure of the Ottoman Artillery (1803) This striking image captures Topgis Bashi, the Commandant of the Ottoman Artillery, in his resplendent attire. Dressed in richly colored robes and adorned with a tall, ornate turban, Topgis Bashi exudes an air of authority and leadership. The handle of a knife or dagger is visible at his waistband, adding to his formidable presence. The Ottoman Empire, at the turn of the 19th century, was a powerful military force, and the artillery played a crucial role in its dominance. Topgis Bashi, as the commander of this vital branch of the military, was a man of great importance. His soldiers, clad in uniforms and armed with swords and daggers, stand at attention behind him, reflecting the discipline and order of the Ottoman army. The fur trim on Topgis Bashi's robe and the intricate designs on his turban are indicative of his high rank. The tall turban, a symbol of power and prestige in Ottoman culture, further emphasizes his status. The dagger, a traditional weapon carried by Ottoman officers, is a reminder of the martial prowess expected of those in command. This photograph offers a glimpse into the grandeur and might of the Ottoman Empire during a pivotal period in its history. The image of Topgis Bashi, with his soldiers behind him, underscores the importance of the artillery in maintaining the empire's military strength and the commanding role of its leaders.

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