Suceeded by Selim II, for 10 points, name this son of Selim the Grim, a sultan who ruled during the height of Ottoman power.
This ruler continued the surgun system of moving Jews around, and prohibited provincial judges form convicting jews during the Amasya blood libel.  His royal architect was Sinan, and his general Ibrahim Pasha reconquered Bitlis before this ruler personally attacked the Safavid ruler Tahmasp.  The French sent the ambassador Gabriel de (*) Luetz to this ruler, who conquered Corfu, Rhodes, large swaths of Greece, and was only turned back from Europe at Vienna.  Suceeded by Selim II, for 10 points, name this son of Selim the Grim, a sultan who ruled during the height of Ottoman power.
This ruler continued the surgun system of moving Jews around, and prohibited provincial judges form convicting jews during the Amasya blood libel.  
{Suleyman I} [accept {Suleiman} the {Magnificent} or the {Lawgiver}, prompt on epithets that involve laws or justice]