The discussion of the Ottoman Empire is limited to aspects of its expansion as a state and the political events it faced while the personal picture of the life of the 36 Turkish sultans over the course of 625 years of the empire's life and the details of the arts professions and behaviors that they loved passionately are absent and it may reveal a side of the history of the leaders of that state.
He was interested in planting roses and taking care of fruit trees in the gardens of his palaces the most important of which is the Serail of his bricks. He developed this hobby to the point of increasing the number of nurseries and gathering those interested in this field and he was known for his hobby of wandering in the embrace of nature and spending hours in the gardens farms and orchards.
What attracted most of Sultan Yavuz's interest was the manufacture and gift of small jewelry pieces as he was known for writing poetry and reading in Arabic and Persian in addition to Turkish. He was the first Ottoman Sultan to wear glasses due to his poor eyesight from reading.
One of his most important hobbies is horse riding swimming and archery as he was known for his skill in using weapons in addition to his passion for carpentry work which prompted him to set up a special laboratory in his palace and spend many hours in it and he mentioned that he loved reading police stories.
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