In the late Ottoman Empire there were three dominant ideologies, Ottomanism, Islamism and Turkism. Ottomanism rose by fusing Islamic standards like opportunity, equity and meeting into the political framework that was progressively overwhelmed by the mainstream thoughts from abroad, in this case, Europe and dictator and ineffective approaches at home. There are two principle components adding to the ascent of Ottomanism. To start with, as a political belief system, it rose during a period when late Ottoman time pioneers needed to restrict the impact of the post-French Revolution Europe's patriotism on multi-social and multi-ethnic Ottoman State. The second essential element was the rise of the new European Order of 1815 after the Vienna Congress