الصراع العثماني الفارسي في عهد الشاه إسماعيل الصفوي 1524 1501

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The beginning of the sixteenth century AD witnessed the emergence of the Ottoman-Persian conflict, which took on military dimensions in many times as a result of the overlapping causes and backgrounds of that conflict and competition, Where the emergence of the Safavid state and its rule of the Iranian plateau between the years 1501 / 1736 AD, was an important event in Western Asia at that stage, which precipitated the clash between it and the Ottomans as two neighboring powers at the time, The traditional hostility prevailed over the various chapters and developments of relations between the Ottoman and Safavid states due to the renewed military battles and confrontations that erupted between the two parties, starting from the Battle of Chaldran in 1514 AD, which was established for direct military confrontation between the Ottomans and the Safavids.

It was the establishment of the Safavid state in Iran in 1501 AD by Shah Ismail al-Safavi 1487/1524 AD and his adoption of the logic of confrontation, conflict and clash with the Ottomans, the ground and the premise that contributed to the continuity of that competition and regional, border, national and sectarian conflict between The Ottomans and the Safavids for several centuries, casting a shadow over the historical context of modern and contemporary Turkish-Iranian relations.