Südde-i Saadet is one of the old names of Istanbul. Südde means gate in Arabic and saadet means happiness. That is, its meaning is The gate of Happiness.
The Ottomans called Austria Nemçe. However, today's borders don't reflect the situation of the 16th century. Hence, I could not mark anywhere
Transylvania but I could not find any area that exactly denotes to Erdel (the old name of Transylvania.
Krusevac's old name is Alacahisar. Source: Osmanlı Yer Adları, p. 28.
"The Ottomans called Veria Karaferye ("black Veria"), possibly to distinguish it from its namesake in Bulgaria, also known as Eski Zagora to the Turks" from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veria
N 44° 0' 0''E 23° 0' 0'' There is no mark for Balkan Peninsula (as Ottomans called it Rumili)
The old name of Transylvania but I could not find an exact point to denote there.
Although I tried to identify its place, I could not find a sign on Geonames or other sources. Probably one of the castles in Hungary
http://www.islamansiklopedisi.info/dia/ayrmetin.php?idno=d190038Halil İnalcık noted that Şehrizol denotes the area around Kirkuk
In http://www.tarakli.bel.tr/tarihce.asp , its old "Yenice" name is indicated.
According to Osmanlı Yer Adları p. 529, Mamuriye is the old name of Anamur.
There is no place to define Wallachia (Eflak) in the right place. Hence I could not choose any certain area. Rather I wrote coordinates of Wallachia. 44.4167 / 26.1
It denotes Bosphorus but I could not find as a whole. N 41° 3' 26''E 29° 2' 36''
OSMANLI YER ADLARI, Turkish State Archives Pub, page 208
The old name of Bursa in the Ottoman times. Osmanlı Yer Adları, p. 357.
Haslar denotes Eyüp, Istanbul. I could not find the name of Eyüp. Hence I marked Istanbul
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agrinio The old name of Agrinion