Gazavatnames, which are the common work of both historical and literary fields, are studies that reveal a different perspective on Ottoman history. Beyond a war and victory narrative, these texts are works that allow different readings and inferences and draw attention with their language and style, vocabulary, world of analogy and sentence structure, as some of them were written by people who participated in the war. In this article, some fetihnames/gazavatnames/zafernames selected from the 17th and 18th centuries will try to be presented with sample texts the nations the Ottoman army fought against and how they were described, in other words, how the “other” was handled. The concept of “other” in the title of the article is used here as the opposite of what is from “us” or the opposite of “us” as “other”. As it is known, in such a discourse, the expression of those who are not one's own or rather “the enemy” will naturally bring a “negative” connotation in almost every text. In this study, it is aimed to present a section about this subject. Therefore, seven works with different characteristics were selected and the data obtained from these works were evaluated.