An Ottoman soldier is commonly referred to as a "Janissary." The Janissaries were elite infantry units that formed the backbone of the Ottoman military from the 14th century until their disbandment in the 19th century. They were originally composed of Christian boys taken through the devshirme system, converted to Islam, and trained as soldiers. Over time, the Janissaries gained significant political power and influence within the empire.
There are called Turkish Commandos, in the Ottoman era they were called Otto
A bashi-bazouk is an irregular soldier of the Ottoman army.
Ottoman empire was dissolved at the end of World War1. Although the Ottoman empire had won many wars, the country called as defeated because of the defeated ally , Germany. then country occupied by the countries such as England, France, Greece.. the resigned Ottoman soldier whose name is Mustafa Kemal saved the country from being occupied and created a modern country whose name is Republic of Turkey. Turkish society called him Atatürk which means father of Turks in Turkish.
Sultan
I don't know all of them, but the first one is Mehmed II.
There are called Turkish Commandos, in the Ottoman era they were called Otto
A soldier in Turkish language is called Asker. Its plural is Askerler which is used to describe soldiers. Army in Turkish is called Ordu. If you are referring to the elite soldiers of the Ottoman army (which is now defunct), those were called Janissaries.
A bashi-bazouk is an irregular soldier of the Ottoman army.
Ottoman empire was dissolved at the end of World War1. Although the Ottoman empire had won many wars, the country called as defeated because of the defeated ally , Germany. then country occupied by the countries such as England, France, Greece.. the resigned Ottoman soldier whose name is Mustafa Kemal saved the country from being occupied and created a modern country whose name is Republic of Turkey. Turkish society called him Atatürk which means father of Turks in Turkish.
Sultan
The Ottoman commander was called the Sultan, Khan, or Padishah. These titles were used by the Ottoman Royalty to denote their positions. Other titles included "Hanim," "Bey," "Hoca," "Pasha," and "Efendi."
An African American soldier on the frontier is called a Buffalo Soldier.
I don't know all of them, but the first one is Mehmed II.
A down under soldier is called an anzac.
A soldier in the U. S. Army who fights with a rifle is called a weaponeer. A U.S. Marine is called a rifleman.
That particular army was called the JANISSARIES.
A foot soldier was commonly referred to as an infantryman or simply a soldier.