During the 19th century, this empire underwent the Tanzimat reform era after the Auspicious Incident ended the prevalence of its Janissary infantry corps.
A legend holds that Aimee du Buc de Rivery was the consort of one ruler of this empire, and that she hid her son from assassins in a furnace. This empire used a legal system in which each region had a kanunname, and, in the later parts of its existence, it operated under the Mecelle code. The best known letters of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu were written while her husband was a British ambassador to this empire. This empire's cavalry forces were called Sipahi. Christians in this empire were recruited to Enderun Schools via the process of Devsirme. During the 19th century, this empire underwent the Tanzimat reform era after the Auspicious Incident ended the prevalence of its Janissary infantry corps. For 10 points, name this empire ruled by Suleiman the Magnificent that supplanted the Byzantines to control Anatolia until World War One.
A legend holds that Aimee du Buc de Rivery was the consort of one ruler of this empire, and that she hid her son from assassins in a furnace.
Ottoman Empire