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Suleiman the Magnificent (Ottoman Turkish: 

Suleiman the Magnetic modern modern Turkish: Suleiman the Magnetic) According to Ottoman tradition, Kaya was the son of Alp and the father of Artolol, and in return its founder was Uthman I. the father of the Ottoman Empire.  

Early Ottoman writers did not agree on this point, some completely failing to recognize Suleiman as the ancestor of Uthman's tomb.  After that, the connection between Usman I and Suleiman Shah may be invented in another history.  His second son was Sarah, who was the father of Behudja.  Solomon the Magnificent is said to have drowned in the Euphrates River in Syria.  The Ottoman tomb in or around Kalat Jabbar is historically associated with the Sulayman Majlis.

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Artural Osman (Ottoman Turkish: ارتغرل عثمان), also known as Ottoman Artol Osmanullo, whose name is required in the Republic of Turkey (18 August 1912 to 23 September 2009), was a prince (or prince) of the Ottoman Empire.  From 1994 until his death, he was the 43rd head of the Ottoman Royal House.  If the Ottoman Empire had not been dissolved and succeeded by the Republic of Turkey, it would have become the Caliph and Grand Sultan of Ottoman V.  He was also known as Grand Sultan Arto Roll II, referring to Ortho Roll, the father of Usman I.  .

Until the end of the monarchy on November 1, 1922, the Ottoman Empire was named after the Ottoman Emperor, Prince Artwall Usman Affandi Hijri.  He is known in Turkish society as the "Last Ottoman" or "Last Ottoman Emperor".

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Life
Osman was born on August 18, 1912, in Constantinople (now Istanbul).  He was the youngest son of Prince Mahmoud Burhanuddin (Yildiz Palace, 19 December 1885 - New York City, United States, 15 June 1949) and was buried in Damascus).  

His father was serving as a captain in the Ottoman army.  From 1914 to 1919, his father married Hussein B.'s daughter, his first wife, Ilya Melk Nazliar (Adapazri, 13 October 1892 - Ankara, 31 August 1976), and became Crown Prince of Albania.  They were married on June 7, 1909, in Nantes, Nalantes Palace, Para (now Bivilaka) and divorced in 1919.  Usman's grandfather was Sultan Abdul Hamid II and his fourth wife.

In 1924, while studying in Vienna, Austria, he received the news that all members of the Sultan's family were to be deported.  He lived in the United States from 1933 and later moved to New York City.  

Osman had lived in New York since 1945, living in a two-bedroom apartment above a restaurant.  In 1992, at the invitation of the country's government, he returned to Turkey.  At the time, he observed, "Democracy works better in Turkey."  He became the 43rd head of Usman's royal family in 1994.

Usman was granted a Turkish passport and citizenship in 2004.

Osman spoke Turkish, English, German and French fluently and understood Italian and Spanish.  He was 97 years old on September 23, 2009.  The Turkish Ministry of Culture has announced that Arturol has died in his sleep due to a kidney failure.  His wife, who was with him at the time of his death, also confirmed the cause of death.  

The prince spent a week at the Memorial Hospital in Istanbul at the time of his death.  Usman's last rites were performed on September 26 at the Sultanahmet Mosque in Istanbul.  Her body was interred with her grandfather, Sultan Abdulhamid II, in the Umbrelita neighborhood of Istanbul.  His coffin was associated with Imperial Ottoman standards, and his last rites were attended by Turkish government ministers.  The Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey and the President of the Republic of Turkey both offered condolences to the Royal Family.  Later, the prime minister called Usman's widow at the former royal palace to thank her.

Wedding
He was married on January 2, 1947. He had previously been married on January 20, 1947 in New York City to Gilda Torsky (Johannesburg, Gٹنگnting, March 20, 1915. 

New York City, September 16, 1985).  His second wife, whom he married on September 27, 1991 in New York City, was Zainab Tarzi (born Istanbul, December 16, 1940), daughter of former Afgha.