Between Two Worlds Kafadar.pdf

diverse elements, 33 -34;
entering competition, 119 , 129 -30;
frontier narratives and, 77 -78, 84 -85, 139 -40;
heterodoxy of, 11 -12, 51 , 53 , 54 ;
and House of Mihal 127 ;
inclusive tribalism, 51 ;
kul83 -84, 146 , 148 -49, 182 n142;
loss of purity, 110 -14;
and "Marmara-basin economy," 45 -46;
nomads, 2 , 10 , 16 , 33 , 78 , 123 , 126 ;
Safavids vs., 93 ;
Timur's land divisions, 94 ;
tribal factor, 10 -11, 37 -42 passim, 50 -51, 99 , 104 , 164 nn31,37, 167 n72;
Turkic names, 53 ;
yeñi çri,112 , 139 . See also chronicles of House of `Osman ; genealogy; Ottoman
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`Osman 149
`Osmancik 35
Ottoman state, xi -xv, 3 -19, 21 -59, 118 -53;
alliances, 15 , 71 , 74 , 104 , 122 -38, 140 ;
Byzantine heritage, 24 , 33 , 34 , 39 ;
capitals, 97 , 148 -49, 152 ;
centralizing, 16 -19, 97 , 111 -14, 120 -21, 137 -53;
centrifugal vs. centripetal tendencies, 14 , 121 , 139 ;
classical Ottoman system, 96 -97;
"corrupt" phase, 10 ;
devshirme in, 141 ;
factions, 18 -19, 92 -98 passim, 143 -44, 146 ;
fragmentation, 117 ;
and gaza10 -11, 47 -59, 89 -97, 110 -24 passim, 140 , 144 -46, 179 -80;
gazis of, 38 , 48 , 51 -53, 78 , 90 -93, 99 , 120 , 127 -46 passim;
gazis alienated/subjugated, 16 -18, 112 -13, 120 , 138 -53;
generosity and justice, 131 ;
geographic location and, 15 -16, 36 , 45 , 58 , 120 , 130 -34;
Ibn Khaldunian 16 -17, 114 , 182 n142;
Interregnum (1402-13), 18 , 101 , 102 , 137 ;
legitimation, 95 , 96 ;
length of, xi ;
lid model and, 21 -22;
and Maghrib, 188 n35;
"Romanesque" quality, 1 ;
ruling class, 4 , 142 , 190 n57;
ruling traditions (higher Islamic/Persianate), 61 , 140 , 188 n37;
succession, 120 , 136 -38. See also administrative apparatus, Ottoman; archives;
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Pachymeres, 61 , 129 -30, 174 n76, 175 n87, 189 n40
Palaeologus, Michael, 134
Palamas, Gregory, 90 , 175 n89
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