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'''Piri Reis''' (1468-1555) was a sea captain, cartographer, and good friend of [[Ezio Auditore]], <ref name="Encyclopedia">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjU0qXXZpck Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]</ref>
'''Piri Reis''' (1468-1555) was a sea captain, cartographer, and good friend of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]].


==Biography==
==Biography==
At one point during his mid-teen years, he traveled with his uncle Kemal Reis, a Turkish pirate who mainly roamed around the edges of the [[Ottoman Empire]], turning their passion into a profession by joining Sultan Beyazid's navy some time during the 1490s.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>
===Early life===
At one point during his mid-teen years, Piri traveled with his uncle Kemal Reis, a Turkish pirate who mainly roamed around the edges of the [[Ottoman Empire]], turning their passion into a profession by joining Sultan Bayezid's navy some time during the 1490s.<ref name="Encyclopedia">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjU0qXXZpck ''Assassin's Creed: Encyclopedia'']</ref>
 
===Cartographer===
{{quote|An exceptional Ottoman cartographer, Piri Reis, has begun to compile detailed maps of newly discovered territories. We will find his workshop and steal what we can.|An [[Apprentices|Assassin apprentice]].|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
 
After spending two decades traveling, Piri chose to do something more with his tranquil occupation; cartography. He thus established his own studio within the [[Grand Bazaar]], and began studying and drawing out the progress of other countries. His maps were said to be "rendered in minute detail," and as such, caught the attention of the [[Assassins]] [[Assassins Guild (Rome)|guild]] in [[Rome]].<ref name="Project Legacy Contracts">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Contracts in Project Legacy#Age of Discovery|Contracts]]</ref>
 
Wishing to keep up with [[Templars|their enemies]], who were spreading their influence into the New World, Ezio Auditore sent a team of his [[apprentices]] to Piri's workshop. Upon discovering that Piri had been called away to sea, the team infiltrated the studio, finding and stealing the maps they sought, which had been hidden under an ugly decoy map.<ref name="Project Legacy Contracts" />


After spending two decades on traveling, Piri chose to do something more with his tranquil occupation; cartography. Only a few years after this, when he had his own studio within the [[Grand Bazaar]]<ref name="Project Legacy">[[Contracts_in_Project_Legacy#Age_of_Discovery|Project Legacy]]</ref> - which was at one point broken into by the [[Apprentices]] of Ezio in 1503 - and had grown into a master mapmaker, he met Ezio himself in 1511, and taught him how to craft bombs when the [[Assassin]] visited [[Constantinople]].<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>
A few years after this, in 1511, Piri had grown into a master mapmaker, and finally met Ezio himself in [[Constantinople]]. Befriending him, he taught the Assassin how to craft [[bombs]].<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>


==Characteristics and personality==
==Characteristics and personality==
Piri Reis was an intelligent and witty man, who could sometimes get grumpy when being interrupted.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>
Piri was an intelligent and witty man, who could sometimes get grumpy when being interrupted.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>


==References==
==References==

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Piri Reis (1468-1555) was a sea captain, cartographer, and good friend of Ezio Auditore da Firenze.

Biography

Early life

At one point during his mid-teen years, Piri traveled with his uncle Kemal Reis, a Turkish pirate who mainly roamed around the edges of the Ottoman Empire, turning their passion into a profession by joining Sultan Bayezid's navy some time during the 1490s.[1]

Cartographer

"An exceptional Ottoman cartographer, Piri Reis, has begun to compile detailed maps of newly discovered territories. We will find his workshop and steal what we can."
―An Assassin apprentice.[src]

After spending two decades traveling, Piri chose to do something more with his tranquil occupation; cartography. He thus established his own studio within the Grand Bazaar, and began studying and drawing out the progress of other countries. His maps were said to be "rendered in minute detail," and as such, caught the attention of the Assassins guild in Rome.[2]

Wishing to keep up with their enemies, who were spreading their influence into the New World, Ezio Auditore sent a team of his apprentices to Piri's workshop. Upon discovering that Piri had been called away to sea, the team infiltrated the studio, finding and stealing the maps they sought, which had been hidden under an ugly decoy map.[2]

A few years after this, in 1511, Piri had grown into a master mapmaker, and finally met Ezio himself in Constantinople. Befriending him, he taught the Assassin how to craft bombs.[1]

Characteristics and personality

Piri was an intelligent and witty man, who could sometimes get grumpy when being interrupted.[1]

References