The Ottomans and the Mental Conquest of Hungary

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1. Frontmatter 1
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
3. List of Illustrations 7
4. List of Contributors 8
5. Introduction 13
6. BASIC FORMS OF OTTOMAN IDENTITY
7. The Formation of Ottoman Turkish Identity (Fourteenth to Seventeenth Centuries) 19
8. The Ottomans and the Mental Conquest of Hungary 55
9. The Library of the Müfti of Buda in the Marsili Collection, Bologna 69
10. NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE AGE OF OTTOMAN RULE
11. Count László Esterházy: The Military Career of a Young West Transdanubian Aristocrat 123
12. “True Hungarian Blood”: Noble Nationalism in the Post-1657 Crisis in Transylvania 141
13. The Image of Ottoman Hungary in Bosnian Heroic Epics 163
14. BORDER-CROSSERS: MULTIPLE IDENTITIES DURING OTTOMAN RULE
15. Marriage and Voluntary Conversions in the Hungarian–Ottoman Frontier Region 183
16. The Rise and Fall of a Notorious Renegade: The Story of Sásvár/Şehsuvar Bey, 1580 209
17. ARTS AND HANDICRAFTS DURING OTTOMAN RULE: IMPACTS AND MUTUAL EFFECTS
18. Fate of the Liturgical Equipment of Late Medieval Cathedrals in Hungary in the Early Modern Age 225
19. Ottoman-Balkan Jewellery in Ottoman Hungary: Typology and Spread 239
20. Fashion à la Porte. Was There a Turkish Fashion Trend in Hungarian Aristocratic Homes During the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries? 255
21. The Fight Against the Ottomans in Hungary and the Court Festivals of the Habsburgs in the Sixteenth Century 277
22. From the Turkish Pipes to the Hungarian töröksíp 301
23. THE CHANGING IMAGE OF THE TURKS IN LITERATURE AND FOLKLORE
24. Teucri Sive Turci: History of an Ideologically Laden Designation in Fifteenth-Century Latin Works 327
25. The Captivity of Mihály Szilágyi and the Love of the Princess: Evaluating Parallels Between a Hungarian and an Ottoman Turkish Romance 347
26. THE CULTURAL MEMORY OF OTTOMAN RULE
27. Vestigia barbarae gentis: Mátyás Bél on Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Hungary 367
28. Index of Names and Places 387