Why is the turkey called green radish?

Although Ottoman Turkey believed in green religion, it regarded itself as the successor of the Roman Empire, so it could also be considered as green Romania. Ottoman Turkey inherited almost all the territory of Eastern Rome, and more importantly, it captured Constantinople, the capital of Eastern Rome, which is Istanbul. Although Ottoman Turkey believed in green religion, it claimed to be the successor of the Roman Empire, so it can also be considered as green Rome.

* * * Republic of Turkey (Turkish: türkiye Cumhuriyeti；; ; English: The Republic of Turkey, called Turkey for short, is a country spanning Europe and Asia, bordering the Black Sea in the north, the Mediterranean Sea in the south and Syria and Iraq in the southeast.

It borders the Aegean Sea in the west, Greece and Bulgaria, and Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Iran in the east. Turkey's geographical location and geopolitical strategic significance are extremely important, and it is a crossroads connecting Europe and Asia.

1299 Osman I founded the Ottoman Empire. 1453 On May 29th, Muhammad Ⅱ captured Constantinople and destroyed the Byzantine Empire. During the period from16th century to17th century, especially during the reign of Suleiman I, it reached its peak, and the ruling area spanned three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa. Therefore, the Ottoman monarch Sultan regarded himself as the master of the world.

Turkey has inherited the culture of the Eastern Roman Empire and Islamic culture, so eastern and western civilizations can merge here. /kloc-in the 0/9th century, the national strength began to decline. 19 14 In August, the Ottoman Empire joined the Allies in World War I, and the empire disintegrated after the war. 19 19, Turkey repelled foreign invaders under the leadership of Kemal. 1923101October 29th, when Turkey was founded.

Turkey, which spans Asia and Europe, adopts the European model in the political, economic and cultural fields and is a candidate for the European Union. According to the Constitution, Turkey is a country with democracy, separation of church and state and rule of law. The focus of Turkey's diplomacy is on the West, strengthening its relations with European countries while maintaining its traditional strategic partnership with the United States.