Soliman
Encyclopedia Britannica
SOLIMAN, or Suleiman, sultan of the Ottomans, surnamed The Magnificent, born about 1490, was the only son of Selim I., whom he succeeded in 1520. He died while he was besieging Sziget in Hungary, on September 5, 1566. See Turkey.
SOLIMAN, or Suleiman, shah of Persia. See Persia, vol. xviii. p. 639.
9th ed. Encyclopædia Britannica, vol. 22, p. 251
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