Приклади вживання Seydi ali reis Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Seydi Ali Reis died in Constantinople in January 1563.
The Sultan also ordered the 4-year salary(ulufe) which Seydi Ali Reis was entitled to during his absence to be also paid.
He gave Seydi Ali Reis a horse, a team of camels, and money for the journey.
The Ottoman fleet went ashore, pitched their tents, and threw up entrenchments;for two whole months Seydi Ali Reis and his men were busy preparing for battle.
With a favorable wind Seydi Ali Reis left the port of Gwadar and again steered for Yemen.
The night was calm and the wind was favourable as the Ottoman fleet sailed towards Khorfakkan,where Seydi Ali Reis replenished his ships with water, before reaching Oman(Sohar).
Seydi Ali Reis was appointed as the admiral after the failure of the third expedition, in 1553.
About a month after the time of the monsoon came, Seydi Ali Reis had the troops embarked and the 15 galleys set sail towards Egypt.
Seydi Ali Reis commanded the left wing of the Ottoman fleet at the naval Battle of Preveza in 1538.
Despite this initial hostility across Transoxiana, Seydi Ali Reis and his men were warmly welcomed and hosted for 15 days by the ruler of Bukhara, Seid Burhan.
Seydi Ali Reis returned home after the treaty of Amasya was signed between the two countries in 1555.
Seventeen days after the encounter with the Portuguese fleet, Seydi Ali Reis reached Muscat and Qalhat on the night of Kadir Gecesi, an important night in the holy month of Ramadan.
Seydi Ali Reis thus set sail eastwards, towards the open seas, and finally reached the coasts of Djash, in the province of Kerman, Iran.
Many of his crewmen decided to stay there andenter the service of Malik Esed, and Seydi Ali Reis sailed to Surat with the few loyal crewmen who remained on board of his ship.
There, Seydi Ali Reis visited the Sultan, his Grand Vizier Imad-ul-Mulk, and other dignitaries.
The Portuguese demanded that Seydi Ali Reis should be given up to them, but their request was refused.
Seydi Ali Reis also stripped entirely, gave his slaves their liberty, and vowed to give 100 florins to the poor of Mecca in case of survival.
After an exhausting voyage, Seydi Ali Reis and his men reached Gujarat in India- which part of it, however, they did not know.
Seydi Ali Reis had the ships repaired and fitted them with new cannons, using the limited amount of resources and supplies which were available in Basra at that time.
Starting from the Siege of Rhodes(1522), Seydi Ali Reis participated in every major naval campaign of the Ottoman Navy in the Mediterranean Sea.
Finally Seydi Ali Reis came to Diu, but for fear of being attacked by the idol-worshippers who dwelt there, the Ottomans drew in their sails and continued on their course.
On the way to Hormuz, Seydi Ali Reis stopped at the ports of Arabia and Persia such as Bahrain, Dizful, Shushter, Bushehr, Qatif, Kish and Barhata.
Seydi Ali Reis then arrived at the royal court of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi where he met the future Mughal emperor Akbar who was then 12 years old.
Despite the length of the coast, Seydi Ali Reis could find no harbour, and the Ottoman galleys roamed about for two days before they reached Kish-i Mehran.
Seydi Ali Reis later headed to Khwarezm, Khorasan, Iraq and Anatolia, finally reaching Constantinople after two years and three months of voyage since their departure from Surat in India.
Learning that the Sultan was in Edirne(Adrianople), Seydi Ali Reis headed there and presented the letters sent to Suleiman by the 18 sultans and rulers of the countries that he passed through during his long and difficult voyage back home.
Seydi Ali Reis wrote a letter to the native Prince Jelaleddin to ask for a pilot, upon which a first-class pilot was sent to him, with the assurance that he was thoroughly trustworthy and entirely devoted to the interests of the Ottomans.
Sultan Suleiman received Seydi Ali Reis with understanding and compassion, and appointed him as the Müteferrika of the Dergâh-ı âlî, with a daily salary of 80 akçe.
Once in Constantinople, Seydi Ali Reis wanted to reach Suleiman the Magnificent and declare his apologies for the natural disaster that his fleet had to deal with.
The Muslims of Ahmedabad gave Seydi Ali Reis two such Bhats as an escort, and so, about the middle of Safar of the said year, Seydi Ali Reis started his overland journey to the Ottoman Empire.