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The long reign of sultan Suleyman (Suleiman) (r. 1520 - 66) marks the apogee [high
point) of political ... development under the Ottomans. Known in English as "the
Magnificent" because of the splendors of his court, he is usually known in Turkish
as kanuni, or "law. giver."
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What was an important achievement of Suleiman the Magnificent?
He promoted the manorial system in South Asia.
He expanded the freedom of speech.
He funded expeditions to explore North America
He improved the legal order in his empire.
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