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Ottoman, II, 146 . See also cooperation, Christian-Muslim; inclusivism Acropolites, 89 administrative apparatus, Ottoman, 16 -18, 104 , 111 -14, 131 -53 passim; Byzantine influences, 24 , 39 , 41 , 140 ; Ilkhanid legacy, 40 , 45 ; Seljuk institutions, 40 , 142 ; Turco-Muslim origins, 10 , 24 , 42 . See also fiscal policies abi 7 , 34 -35, 45 , 176 n94, 187 n26; autonomy lost, 141 ; land given to, 181 n136, 187 n26 Ahi 7 , 93 , 154 , 172 n43 Ahmedi 93 -94, 102 ; and Ertogril's 107 ; gaza 38 , 42 , 51 , 55 ; and Kayi genealogy, 122 Ahmed 149 àka'id64 Akdag 45 -46, 160 -61 Akkoyunlu, 69 , 94 , 122 , 178 n101. See also Uzun Hasan akritai, and gazis, 48 , 56 . See also Digenis Akritas al-Aksarayi 130 Aksemseddin 87 Àla'eddin 106 , 108 , 136 -37, 180 n126, 189 n46 Àla'eddin 147 Àla'eddin 177 n96 Àla'eddin 66 , 169 n14 Alanya, 6 Àlevi 54 , 75 , 172 n44 Alexios III Comnenos, Emperor of Trebizond, 69 Algiers, 83 Àli 63 , 75 , 176 n94 Àli 126 , 130 , 142 alliances: Christian-Muslim, 19 ; Ottoman/proto-Ottoman, 15 , 71 , 74 , 104 , 122 -38, 140 . See also cooperation, Christian-Muslim altèrhistoire , 114 -17 Anatolia, 14 -15, 36 -37, 39 ; invasions, xiii , 2 -4, 5 , 23 -24; migrations into, xiii , 2 , 3 , 5 , 23 -24, 45 ; Ottoman symmetrical expansion, 17 ; politically divided, 2 -7, 14 -15, 48 -49. See also frontier; Rum ; Seljuks; Turco-Muslim society; Turkey Ancient Slavery and Modern Ideology (Finley), xiii ― 210 ― Andronicus II, 134 , 188 n38 Andronicus III, 186 n15 184
Angiolello, Giovanni Maria, 191 n66 Ankara: Battle of (1402), 18 , 94 , 96 ; Turkish capital, 149 Annales (French historical journal), 39 Àntanname 63 appanage, 136 -38, 189 n45 Apz (Àsikpasazade 54 , 96 -114 passim, 179 n118, 181 n137, 183 n146; and Ede Bali, 129 , 187 nn25,26; education, 177 n97; and gaza 86 -87, 145 , 146 , 179 -80, 190 n59; and Kayi genealogy, 122 ; and Orhan's 137 ; orthodoxy, 144 ; on Òsman 126 ; on Òsman's 132 ; and Òsman's 189 n46; and sword-document, 60 Arabic: histories in, 63 , 93 , 96 ; names, xiv , 53 , 61 , 124 -25, 167 n62; transliterations, xiv Arabs: Anatolian, 2 , 45 , 62 -63, 67 -68, 87 ; Cem and, 190 -91; historians, 182 n142 architecture: gazi milieu, 147 ; House of Aydin, 134 archives, xii , xiii , 42 Ardabil, Sheikh Safi 8 Àrif 176 n95 Àrif 77 Arik, Fahriye, 164 n31 Armenians, 3 , 26 armies, 30 ; Battle of Bapheus, 129 -30; Christians in Ottoman, 26 , 52 -53; Janissary (yeñi çeri), 17 , 18 , 112 , 139 , 149 ; Karasi warriors in, 116 , 138 ; kul83 -84, 116 , 146 , 148 -49, 182 n142; Ottoman strategies, 145 ; uc begleri,142 -43. See also Ankara: Battle of; gazis; march environment; navy, Ottoman; political-military events Arnakis, George G., 42 -44, 50 , 51 , 55 Artuhi 67 -68 Artuk 166 -67 Artuk, Ibrahim 168 n3 àsabiyya114 , 182 n142 Àsik 74 , 93 , 101 Àsikpasazade . See Apz Àskar 63 àskeri112 , 142 , 190 n57 185
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the bourgeoisie simply by studying
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origins might well serve as a metap
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warriors, tribes, and holy men can
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not, it is not surprising that the
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states. ― 111 ― Two aspects of
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esentment of the gazi circles that
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difference from the other principal
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Byzantines and the Mongols, and eve
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Osman. Their resentment goes at lea
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levels must have changed over time
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