The Sultanate of Aceh had a quite of a bit territory over in the Malay Peninsula and was a protectorate of the Ottoman Empire until the late 19th century.
Kenya and Tanzania are here because of some Swahili sultanates that were briefly tributaries/vassals of the Ottomans. Akrotiri and Dhekelia for the UK.
Nope. Ceuta was under Portuguese rule and Melilla was already under Spanish rule in the short time that the Ottomans vassalised Morocco between 1576 and 1578.
A lot of those territories were conquered by the Khedivate of Egypt, an Ottoman vassal. There were also the Emirate of Harar and Imamate of Aussa, which were also vassals under the Ottoman Empire for a while.
Iceland was only raided by muslim pirates and not occupied by the Ottomans themselves. Poland-Lithuania once being a vassal to the Ottomans is a common misconception, mainly due to the Báthory vassal prince of Transylvania being on throne. Despite this, he remained quite anti-Ottoman and no intention of submitting to the Turks.
None of these listed were under Ottoman control. It should be noted that it's often very exaggerated as to how much they've actually controlled (e.g. listing the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a vassal as its ruler was also the vassal prince of Transylvania).
Albeit not directly controlled. The Aceh Sultanate was a protectorate of the Ottomans (at least in name) until the 19th century, when the Dutch started to invade the region.
They did, although it was part of Hungary when it submitted to the Ottomans. Either way, it wasn't held for long as the region of Dalmatia was later mostly absorbed by the Habsburgs and Venice.
i got kyrgystan with 11 seconds left because i couldn't remember which one of the -stan countries bordered china there, i was CONVINCED it was kazakhstan
I know how Italy was on here.
and also isn't Poland-Lithuania be a vassal for a short time
And I have read that, they had Comoros,Seychelles and Sao Tome and Principe for a short time
THERE IS NO WAY THAT OTTOMANS HAD REACH MALAYSIA OR SUMATRA
Albeit not directly controlled. The Aceh Sultanate was a protectorate of the Ottomans (at least in name) until the 19th century, when the Dutch started to invade the region.