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Said Efendi (1680c-1761) - Established printing press further, Ottoman Ambassador to France and Supreme Governor of Roumelia
Itri Efendi (1630c-1712) - Great Master of Turkish Classical Music, and Classical Poetry
Kaygusuz Abdal (1398-1480c) - Hermit, Bektashi Scholar and Physician in Mamluk Court, pacifist, spiritual, humanist
Zenbilli Ali Efendi (1440c-1526) - Sheik-ul Islam and Prominent Islamic Scholar, mild to conservative policies
(note:he's the one looking from the window)
(note:he's the one looking from the window)
Ebussuud Efendi (1491-1576) - Sheik-ul Islam and Prominent Islamic Scholar, innovative policies
Sabetay Sevi (1626-1676) - Jewish Rabbi, proclaimed-Messiah, then converted to Islam with many of his Jewish followers
Şeyh Galip (1757-1799) - Spread the teachings of Mevlevi sect, humanitarian and innovative, tolerant philosophic policies
Splendid. If we could get advisors in EU3 on such a level as this, the game's historical atmosphere would reach a whole higher plane. 
I don't see why not, if everyone makes a little research in their related fields. I can only speak for what I know the best. I hope people from other cultures who are also interested in this area can make similar lists, so either Paradox or some fine modders can include them to EU III.Jayavarman said:Splendid. If we could get advisors in EU3 on such a level as this, the game's historical atmosphere would reach a whole higher plane.
