1831 · Revolt of Mehmed Ali Pasha of Egypt (Revolt) — The Egyptian army defeated the Ottoman army at Konya (21 December 1832); the settlement of May 1833 left Syria and Adana to Mehmed Ali. …
4 November
1515 · Diyarbakır (City) — On 4 November 1515 the province of Diyarbekir, centred on Amid, was created and given to Bıyıklı Mehmed Pasha.
5 November
1914 · Nicosia (City) — When the Ottomans entered the war Britain formally annexed Cyprus on 5 November 1914.
1919 · Gaziantep (City) — After Mudros the British occupied the city; a year later, on 5 November 1919, they handed it to the French.
8 November
1687 · Army Revolt of 1687 (Revolt) — Mehmed IV was deposed and Süleyman II enthroned (8 November 1687)
1918 · Istanbul (City) — On 13 November 1918 an Allied fleet arrived and landed troops; the occupation began (the Ottoman government stayed in the city).
1922 · Tekirdağ (City) — Under the Armistice of Mudanya the town was evacuated and returned to the Turks on 13 November 1922.
15 November
1731 · Tabriz (City) — Hekimoğlu Ali Pasha took the city again on 15 November 1731.
1808 · Alemdar Incident (Revolt) — Besieged at the Sublime Porte, Alemdar Mustafa Pasha set fire to the powder store and died together with hundreds of janissaries (16 …
16 November
1917 · Jaffa (City) — British forces entered the city on 16 November 1917.
18 November
1912 · Bitola (City) — In the Balkan War Serbian forces occupied the city on 14–18 November 1912, ending 530 years of Ottoman rule.
25 November
1912 · Chios (City) — The Greeks landed on the island on 25 November 1912; the Ottoman garrison surrendered on 3 January 1913.
28 November
1534 · Baghdad (City) — On his campaign of the Two Iraqs Süleyman the Magnificent entered the city on 28 November 1534.
1623 · Baghdad (City) — Derviş Mehmed, defending the citadel, handed it to Shah Abbas on 28 November 1623.
29 November
1912 · Ohrid (City) — Ottoman rule ended on 29 November 1912 and the town passed to the Serbian army.
Dates are given as in the sources; dates before 1582 are mostly Julian. Event dates come from Wikipedia infoboxes, city events from the city articles of the TDV Encyclopedia of Islam.