Osman Gazi was born in Sogut in 1258. Osman Gazi's life and wars are colored with folk tales, tales of sainthood and mythological legends in a fairy-tale, epic veil rather than historical. Osman Gazi founded the Ottoman Principality. His father is Ertugrul Gazi and his mother is Halime Hanim. During his life he conquered many cities and won wars. The principality he founded was an emperor who would rule for 600 years.
His father, Ertulgrul Gazi, was presiding over a large crowd of Oghuz Turks, who lived in the Sogut Plain and Domani Plateau in Western Anatolia, from the Kayi branch of the Bozok tribe. Osman Gazi was his younger son. Historian Ibn-i Kemal (d. 1534) states in his work Tevarih-i Al-i Osman that Ertugrul Bey had two sons when he came to Anatolia (Greek), while he was living a nomadic life in Sogut in 1254 (652 AH). ) reports the birth of his young son Osman, Lion-shaped and moon-faced. According to folk rumors, her mother (or grandmother) is Hayma Ana. Again, historian Ibn-i Kemal states that Osman "was among the valiant men" in his youth and "adapted everyone to strike, stand and sit" and states that he was "before the sentence of boxwood (sword) and caution", although he is the youngest of the brothers. It is obvious that this narration is similar to the themes of the Oghuz epic. In 1281, when he was 23 years old, he married Malhun Hatun, the daughter of Sheikh Edebali, who was one of the Ahis. Orhan Gazi, who would later become the head of the Ottoman State, was born from this marriage.
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