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APPENDIX 4 RULERS (EMPERORS, KINGS, PRINCES, BANS, ETC.) WITH WHOM THE OTTOMANS CAME INTO CONTACT EITHER AS ENEMIES OR AS OVERLORDS, 1282-1804

© 2012, University of Washington Press

© 2012, University of Washington Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Foreword to the 1993 Printing xiii
  3. Preface xv
  4. Contents xix
  5. Maps xxii
  6. Part One THE OTTOMANS
  7. CHAPTER 1 The Early History and the Establishment of the Ottomans in Europe 3
  8. CHAPTER 2 Ottoman Social and State Structure 31
  9. Part Two LIFE IN THE EUROPEAN "CORE" PROVINCES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1413-1574
  10. CHAPTER 3 The Final Establishment of Ottoman Rule, 1451-1566 63
  11. CHAPTER 4 City Organization and Administration 72
  12. CHAPTER 5 The Countryside 93
  13. Part Three THE VASSAL AND TRIBUTE-PAYING STATES
  14. CHAPTER 6 Moldavia and Wallachia 113
  15. CHAPTER 7 Transylvania 142
  16. CHAPTER 8 Dubrovnik (Ragusa) 168
  17. Part Four LIFE IN THE EUROPEAN "CORE" PROVINCES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1574-1804
  18. CHAPTER 9 The Change of Fortune 187
  19. CHAPTER 10 The Changed World of European Turkey 209
  20. CHAPTER 11 The Final Disintegration of Provincial Order in Ottoman Southeastern Europe 233
  21. Part Five GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
  22. CHAPTER 12 Cultural Life 251
  23. CHAPTER 13 Conclusions 271
  24. Bibliographic Essay 289
  25. Appendixes
  26. APPENDIX 1 THE HOUSE OF OSMAN 317
  27. APPENDIX 2 GRAND VEZIRS 319
  28. APPENDIX 3 MAJOR MILITARY CAMPAIGNS, PEACE TREATIES, TERRITORIAL CAINS AND LoSSES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE IN EUROPE, 1345-1801 320
  29. APPENDIX 4 RULERS (EMPERORS, KINGS, PRINCES, BANS, ETC.) WITH WHOM THE OTTOMANS CAME INTO CONTACT EITHER AS ENEMIES OR AS OVERLORDS, 1282-1804 326
  30. APPENDIX 5 GLOSSARY OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 335
  31. APPENDIX 6 GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN TERMS AND EXPRESSIONS 343
  32. Index 351
Southeastern Europe under Ottoman Rule, 1354-1804
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780295803630-021

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Foreword to the 1993 Printing xiii
  3. Preface xv
  4. Contents xix
  5. Maps xxii
  6. Part One THE OTTOMANS
  7. CHAPTER 1 The Early History and the Establishment of the Ottomans in Europe 3
  8. CHAPTER 2 Ottoman Social and State Structure 31
  9. Part Two LIFE IN THE EUROPEAN "CORE" PROVINCES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1413-1574
  10. CHAPTER 3 The Final Establishment of Ottoman Rule, 1451-1566 63
  11. CHAPTER 4 City Organization and Administration 72
  12. CHAPTER 5 The Countryside 93
  13. Part Three THE VASSAL AND TRIBUTE-PAYING STATES
  14. CHAPTER 6 Moldavia and Wallachia 113
  15. CHAPTER 7 Transylvania 142
  16. CHAPTER 8 Dubrovnik (Ragusa) 168
  17. Part Four LIFE IN THE EUROPEAN "CORE" PROVINCES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1574-1804
  18. CHAPTER 9 The Change of Fortune 187
  19. CHAPTER 10 The Changed World of European Turkey 209
  20. CHAPTER 11 The Final Disintegration of Provincial Order in Ottoman Southeastern Europe 233
  21. Part Five GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
  22. CHAPTER 12 Cultural Life 251
  23. CHAPTER 13 Conclusions 271
  24. Bibliographic Essay 289
  25. Appendixes
  26. APPENDIX 1 THE HOUSE OF OSMAN 317
  27. APPENDIX 2 GRAND VEZIRS 319
  28. APPENDIX 3 MAJOR MILITARY CAMPAIGNS, PEACE TREATIES, TERRITORIAL CAINS AND LoSSES OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE IN EUROPE, 1345-1801 320
  29. APPENDIX 4 RULERS (EMPERORS, KINGS, PRINCES, BANS, ETC.) WITH WHOM THE OTTOMANS CAME INTO CONTACT EITHER AS ENEMIES OR AS OVERLORDS, 1282-1804 326
  30. APPENDIX 5 GLOSSARY OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 335
  31. APPENDIX 6 GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN TERMS AND EXPRESSIONS 343
  32. Index 351
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