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    The Ottoman Caliphate spanned 5,200,000 square kilometers and included important trade cities like Istanbul, Cairo, and Baghdad. It controlled major trade routes across Europe, Asia, and Africa from the 10th-15th centuries. Though only 4% of its GDP was from exports, which were primarily agricultural, the Ottoman Empire imported 3-4 times more than it exported, and its foreign trade value increased from 13 million pounds in 1830 to 60 million pounds by World War I, with Britain becoming its largest trading partner by 1880 at 45% of Turkish trade.

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    The Ottoman Caliphate spanned 5,200,000 square kilometers and included important trade cities like Istanbul, Cairo, and Baghdad. It controlled major trade routes across Europe, Asia, and Africa from the 10th-15th centuries. Though only 4% of its GDP was from exports, which were primarily agricultural, the Ottoman Empire imported 3-4 times more than it exported, and its foreign trade value increased from 13 million pounds in 1830 to 60 million pounds by World War I, with Britain becoming its largest trading partner by 1880 at 45% of Turkish trade.

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    Ottoman Caliphate: Area: 5,200,000 KM (2,000,000 Sq. Mi)

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    Ottoman Caliphate

    Area : 5,200,000 km2 (2,000,000 sq. mi)

    POPULATION:
    GEOPOLITICS:

    Important Cities of World Trade (8/10) were in Islamic State.

     Istanbul
     Cairo
     Baghdad
     Ankara
     Alexandria
     Giza
     Izmir
     Jeddah

    Import and Export 1782-1788


    Trade Route Controlled By Ottomans at 1028 AD

    Trade Route Controlled By Ottomans at 1478 AD


    Trade Route By 2019:

    TRADE :
     Only 4% of GDP were exported other were utilized inside the Ottoman Caliphate.
     Ottoman Caliphate Imports 3 to 4 time than it Exported
     Foreign Trade on Imports and Exports was,

    1830 - 13M Pounds

    1870 - 40M Pounds

    At WWI - 60M Pounds

    (Note : Taken from Britain Source, since it is mentioned in Pounds)

     90% Exports of Ottoman Empire was Agriculture products. (Grapes, Figs, Olives, etc.)
     British share of Turkish trade rose, eventually reaching 45% in 1880.

    JUDUCIAL:

    RULING:

     State handled via Wilayah’s by Governor Wali.

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