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"He is a sincere man. But this Templar fantasy of his is dangerous. It flies in the face of reality."―Suleiman I, 1512.[src]
アフメト皇子
伝記的情報
生誕
1465
アマスィヤ, オスマン帝国
アマスィヤ, オスマン帝国
死没
1512年4月25日（47歳）
コンスタンティノープルの近く, オスマン帝国
コンスタンティノープルの近く, オスマン帝国
データベースへの記載
Prince Ahmet
政治情報
所属
実世界の情報
英語声優
Tamer Hassan
日本語声優
てらそままさき
アフメットはテンプル騎士団に加わり、最終的にビザンチン支部総長になり、同時に父親であるオスマン帝国のスルタンの相続人にも選ばれました。
彼はオスマン帝国の制御を保証されていたことを信じて、アフメットはマスヤーフに隠されたライブラリを開くために必要なマスヤーフの鍵を見つけるための遠征を開始しました。
最終的に、アフメットの努力は、オスマン帝国のアサシン教団とその同盟者であるイタリアのアサシン教団の導師であるエツィオ・オーディトレ・ダ・フィレンツェの共同の努力によって妨害されました。 最終的に、アフメットの父親はセリムを相続人として選択しました。 セリムのコンスタンチノープルへの行進中に、彼はアフメットに出会い、彼を素早く殺した。
目次
Biography[]
Early life[]
Born the eldest living son of the Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II in 1465, Ahmet was selected as his father's heir at childhood. With Ahmet sharing his distaste for war and an affection for knowledge with his father, many believed him to be the most reasonable choice.[1]
Joining the Byzantine Rite[]
Ezio: "Why the Templars?"Ahmet: "Because I am tired of all these pointless blood feuds that pit father against son, brother against brother. To achieve true peace, mankind must think and move as one body, with one master mind."―Ahmet discussing his reasons for following the Templar ideology.[src]
Ahmet became a Templar after exchanging letters with his exiled uncle Cem. Their philosophy appealed to him as he tired of the divisions within mankind and agreed that all the people should be united under one ruler. Cem informed him of the existence of Niccolò Polo's journal detailing the library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.[2]
In 1509, an earthquake struck Constantinople, at which point Bayezid had disappeared from Constantinople. In his absence, the Byzantine Rite - a remnant of the fallen Byzantine Empire - led by Manuel Palaiologos entered the city, and strived to revive their fallen empire.[3] Ahmet joined the Templars, though this act caused great internal conflict for him, as he was still an Ottoman prince, and acting for either the Ottomans or the Byzantines would mean turning his back on his other affiliation.[4]
Ahmet, much younger and more charismatic than the elderly Manuel Palaiologos, slowly slipped into the position of Grand Master of the Byzantine Rite, with Manuel becoming his second-in-command.[4][5] At the same time, Bayezid and Selim had engaged in a conflict, as Selim was making an effort to gain the Ottoman throne for himself.[3]
Gaining power in the Empire[]
"I will open that library, and I will find the Grand Temple. And with the power that is hidden there, I will destroy the superstitions that keep men divided."―Ahmet about his plans to find the library.[src]
In 1511, Ahmet initiated several plans to further his influence in the Ottoman Empire. One of these was to locate the "Grand Temple" of the First Civilization, which Ahmet believed they could find by accessing the library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad - the late Mentor of the Levantine Assassins - located in Masyaf, Syria. Ahmet entrusted Manuel Palaiologos with the Masyaf expedition, and the search for the keys needed to open the library, while Ahmet himself focused his attention on matters in Constantinople.[3] The first key was found by Ahmet's confidante Hasan Pasha in the tunnels beneath Topkapı Palace unearthed by the earthquake.[2]
Prince%27s_banquet_11.pngAhmet at Suleiman's banquet
In the heart of the Ottoman Empire, Ahmet initiated a plot to have the Templars abduct Ahmet's own nephew, Suleiman, during a cultural exhibition. If this were to be successful, Ahmet would rescue him from the Byzantines, and be heralded a hero. Ahmet himself attended the celebration in Topkapı Palace, while Templars disguised as guests were tasked with abducting the young Shehzadem Suleiman.[3]
However, to Ahmet's displeasure, the Templar infiltrators were killed by several Ottoman Assassins, who had entered the party disguised as Italian minstrels, on orders of their leader, Yusuf Tazim. Following the failed plot, Ahmet took advantage of the Janissaries' well-known distaste for him, and accused Janissary Captain Tarik Barleti of a conspiracy against him, since the Janissaries were tasked with the Prince's protection.[3]
Mixed_tiding_5.pngSuleiman introducing "Marcello" to Ahmet
Some time later, Tarik was murdered in the Janissary camp, and it was commonly believed that Ahmet was the one responsible for his death.[3]
Finding his nephew Suleiman in Topkapı Palace to inform him of the event, Ahmet noticed Suleiman was meeting with Ezio Auditore - introduced to Ahmet as "Marcello" by Suleiman - which led to Ahmet growing suspicious of the man, and of his interactions with his nephew.[3]
Death[]
Ahmet: "Soldiers! Selim is not your master! You serve the Sultan! You carry out his command alone! Where is he? Where is our Sultan?!"Selim: "He stands before you, brother. Father made his choice."―Ahmet and Selim shortly before Ahmet's death.[src]
Escape_1.pngAhmet confronting Ezio in Cappadocia
In March 1512, Ahmet personally traveled to Cappadocia, where Manuel Palaiologos was hiding and forming an army together with the renegade Shahkulu. Ahmet arrived shortly after Ezio had killed Manuel and taken the Masyaf key from him, giving him an opportunity to confront the Assassin.[3]
Revealing himself to be the leader of the Byzantine Rite, Ahmet threatened to capture Ezio's love interest Sofia Sartor, after Ezio claimed to not know of the other Masyaf keys. Ahmet left his subordinates to take care of Ezio, while he returned to Constantinople to order Sofia's capture.[3]
The capture, which resulted in the death of the Ottoman Assassin leader Yusuf Tazim, infuriated the Assassins, and led them to an all-out assault on the arsenal within Constantinople, where Ahmet was temporarily hiding.[3]
Though many of his men were killed during the attack, Ahmet managed to salvage his own life by reminding Ezio that he still held Sofia. Offering to spare Sofia in exchange for the Masyaf keys, Ahmet arranged a meeting with Ezio near Galata Tower.[3]
Ahmet met with Ezio on the rampart connected to Galata Tower soon afterwards, and after some mutual hostility, Ezio handed over the keys. Ahmet then directed Ezio to Sofia atop Galata Tower, but unbeknownst to the Assassin, the woman atop the Galata Tower was not Sofia, as Ahmet had ordered Sofia to be killed in a square not too far from the tower. Ahmet, finally having all keys in his possession, triumphantly hurried off to Masyaf.[3]
End_road_11.pngSofia and Ezio pursuing Ahmet
As Ahmet and his entourage left Constantinople by several horse-drawn wagons, they were followed by Ezio and Sofia, who had been rescued from Ahmet's men. Leaving his soldiers to take care of the two, Ahmet rode ahead, and a chase ensued.[3]
Ezio was able to dispatch the other wagons, before Ahmet smashed Ezio's cart, causing Ezio to fall off. Ezio was able to catch himself by using a parachute, holding onto a rope attached to the wagon as Sofia continued the pursuit of Ahmet.[3]
After several more unsuccessful attempts from the Templars to shake Ezio and Sofia, Ahmet obliterated Sofia's cart, thinking he had finally lost them. As Ahmet proceeded onwards, Ezio lunged at him from a nearby ledge, and knocked him from his seat.[3]
End_road_22.pngSelim throwing Ahmet off a cliff
This resulted in both men free-falling off a cliff, and the two engaged in melee combat in mid-air. As they neared the ground, however, Ezio deployed another parachute to break the fall, and Ahmet survived by clinging onto him during the descent.[3]
As they faced each other again on solid ground, and wondered what would happen next, Ahmet's brother Selim arrived, accompanied by the Sultan's army.[3]
Selim revealed that their father had abdicated the throne, and had chosen Selim as his heir. Selim proceeded to strangle Ahmet, before throwing him off a cliff to his death.[3]
Personality and characteristics[]
"You are weak, Ahmet. Pensive in times of war and restless in times of peace. You lack passion for the traditions of the ghazi (holy warriors), yet you speak of fraternity in the company of infidels. You would make a decent philosopher, Ahmet, but you will be a poor Sultan."―Tarik, giving his opinion on Ahmet's character.[src]
Shadows_v_3.pngAhmet playing chess against his nephew
Ahmet, being a member of the most powerful family and rulers of Constantinople, was a proud and arrogant man. The fact that he had counted on his father's support of him becoming the next Sultan only made this worse, as he felt no doubt about his father's choice.[3]
Ahmet constantly paid attention to his relations with the public, as he realized the equal importance of their support. Therefore, he was easily upset by events as Tarik Barleti's death, which he regarded as an assault on his public image.[3]
However, a significant proportion of the citizens of Constantinople preferred Ahmet's brother, Selim, to become the Sultan. They argued that Ahmet was a weak man, who had difficulties with making important choices when it came to war, and who would become restless in times of peace.[3]
As Grand Master of the Byzantine Rite, Ahmet was an intelligent and cunning man. Due to his age and charm, he was able to rule over men who would not normally accept another as their superior. Ahmet managed to set up a scheme to get his hands on the Masyaf keys, while simultaneously maintaining his good public image.[3]
Ahmet deeply believed in the Templar cause, as he did not seek wealth for himself, but power and influence for the Order. His nephew, Suleiman, described him as a sincere individual.[3]
Trivia[]
- Ahmet is a Turkish variant of the Arabic name Ahmad, meaning "highly praised".
- Historically, Ahmet was executed in 1513 near Bursa after his army was defeated by Selim I when the latter learned of Ahmet's treachery.
Gallery[]
Concept art of Ahmet
A render of Ahmet
Ahmet speaking to Ezio
Ahmet backing away from his brother
Appearances[]
- Assassin's Creed: Revelations (初登場)
- Assassin's Creed: Recollection
References[]
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