Antique map of Southeast Asia in Ottoman script, 1895

Antique map of Southeast Asia in Ottoman script, 1895The map of Southeast Asia in Ottoman Script offers a rare and captivating window into the Ottoman Empire's perceptions of the region during the late 19th century. This remarkable cartographic creation was crafted by Ali, a skilled cartographer in the service of the Ottoman Ministry of War. Rendered in Ottoman script, it presents a comprehensive view of the territory spanning from modern day Bangladesh to Hainan, and from southern China to Sumatra and

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completed in 1903