The Ottoman Empire's greatest weapon is stolen by the British

The city of Constantinople in the Middle Ages was considered as the pearl of the Orient. The Byzantine Empire, the new capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, founded by Constantine as the Roman emperor was known. When the Western Empire collapsed, the Eastern Empire grew. People are still themselves mostly Slavs, Greeks and the descendants of the Empire, medieval, Byzantine, Roman heritage is filled with traditions, and this is accepted.
The first great war and plague the Empire in 1453, the Ottoman Turks, a small piece of land that is surrounded by their ancestors for centuries. 50 thousand millions in the war brought about a population 7.000 Legion of the subject and the little guy I feel. Istanbul, a woman never say 20km 6 inches of the Byzantine Empire, Byzantine, French, Italian and Scottish help he gave on all the walls. Unfortunately, this help never comes.
The walls of Constantinople to the Turks, it's a useless weapon. Siege weapons, brass, Hungarian artillery master urban 19 tons, was built by Ali Munir aka. Fire stone cannon balls 60 carried by mules and re-59cm lasted for 2-3 hours. To solve the Byzantines, the Turks, the walls, bombardment day and night. After a month of siege, and the walls 29 May 1453 the Turks into the Byzantine city to protect no longer in print.
Third, you want to create a new novel the city, Fatih Sultan Mehmet, the Ottoman Empire was rebuilt. In the city of Istanbul, Turks again, this is not true. A popular Greek name in Istanbul in the late Middle Ages, roughly the big city “the job has been processed. It wasn't until 1930 that the official name will be in Istanbul.
To serve will continue to be the day for more than 300 years. In 1807, the British used to fight the British during the Turkish war. In 1866, Queen Victoria e was stolen. The era of Mustafa Kemal were secretly removed from Turkey.We proudly state that they the Brits stole the show. In the tower of London is displayed. Light gathering, Fort Nelson, Portsmouth, and can be found today.