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'''Ahmet''' (1465 - 1512) was an [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]] prince (''Shehzade'') and the oldest son of [[Bayezid II]]. He was also the brother of [[Selim I]] and uncle of [[Suleiman I]] "the Magnificent". | '''Ahmet''' (1465 - 1512) was an [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]] prince (''Shehzade'') and the oldest son of [[Bayezid II]]. He was also the elder brother of [[Selim I]] and uncle of [[Suleiman I]] "the Magnificent". | ||
Tired of the feuds that divide men, Ahmet joined the [[Templars|Templar]] ideology, eventually slipping into the position of [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|leader]] of the [[Byzantine Templars]], while simultaneously having been chosen as the heir of his father, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. | Tired of the feuds that divide men, Ahmet joined the [[Templars|Templar]] ideology, eventually slipping into the position of [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|leader]] of the [[Byzantine Templars]], while simultaneously having been chosen as the heir of his father, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. | ||
Believing that control over the Ottoman Empire was guaranteed to be in his hands, Ahmet started an expedition to find the [[Masyaf Keys]] needed to open the [[Altaïr's library|library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] in [[Masyaf]]. Here, he believed he would find the location of the "[[Grand Temple]]" and intended to use the power hidden there to further the Templar ideology. | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===Early life=== | |||
===Joining the Byzantine Templars=== | |||
In 1509, an [[wikipedia:1509 Istanbul earthquake|earthquake struck Constantinople]], at which point Bayezid had disappeared from Constantinople. In his absence, [[Byzantine Templars]] - remnants of the fallen [[wikipedia:Byzantine Empire|Byzantine Empire]] - were only to easily enter the city, and strived to revive their fallen empire. Led by [[Manuel Palaiologos]], the Byzantine Templars caught the eye of Ahmet, who expressed interest in the Templar ideology.<ref name="ACR">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref> | |||
Ahmet, much younger and more charismatic than the elderly Manuel Palaiologos, slowly slipped into the position of [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|leader]] of the Byzantine Templars, with Manuel becoming his second-in-command.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> At the same time, Bayezid and Selim had engaged in a conflict, as Selim was making efforts to gain the Ottoman throne for himself.<ref name="ACR"/> | |||
===Expanding Templar influence=== | |||
===Death=== | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Ahmet02.jpg|Ahmet and Suleiman I | Ahmet02.jpg|Ahmet and Suleiman I. | ||
Ahmet01.jpg|Ahmet | Ahmet01.jpg|Ahmet. | ||
selim kills ahmet.JPG|Ahmet is thrown off a cliff by Selim. | selim kills ahmet.JPG|Ahmet is thrown off a cliff by Selim. | ||
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[[Category:Templars]] | [[Category:Templars]] | ||
[[Category:Historical Characters]] | [[Category:Historical Characters]] | ||
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Ahmet (1465 - 1512) was an Ottoman prince (Shehzade) and the oldest son of Bayezid II. He was also the elder brother of Selim I and uncle of Suleiman I "the Magnificent".
Tired of the feuds that divide men, Ahmet joined the Templar ideology, eventually slipping into the position of leader of the Byzantine Templars, while simultaneously having been chosen as the heir of his father, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire.
Believing that control over the Ottoman Empire was guaranteed to be in his hands, Ahmet started an expedition to find the Masyaf Keys needed to open the library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in Masyaf. Here, he believed he would find the location of the "Grand Temple" and intended to use the power hidden there to further the Templar ideology.
Biography
Early life
Joining the Byzantine Templars
In 1509, an earthquake struck Constantinople, at which point Bayezid had disappeared from Constantinople. In his absence, Byzantine Templars - remnants of the fallen Byzantine Empire - were only to easily enter the city, and strived to revive their fallen empire. Led by Manuel Palaiologos, the Byzantine Templars caught the eye of Ahmet, who expressed interest in the Templar ideology.[1]
Ahmet, much younger and more charismatic than the elderly Manuel Palaiologos, slowly slipped into the position of leader of the Byzantine Templars, with Manuel becoming his second-in-command.[2] At the same time, Bayezid and Selim had engaged in a conflict, as Selim was making efforts to gain the Ottoman throne for himself.[1]
Expanding Templar influence
Death
Gallery
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Ahmet and Suleiman I.
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Ahmet.
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Ahmet is thrown off a cliff by Selim.
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Artwork
References
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