eligion: babas, 141 ; and gazi legitimization, 56 ; "metadoxy," 76 ; `Osman 10 , 33 , 34 -35, 53 , 54 -55; pagan Hellenism, 90 ; pagan Tatar, 128 ; pre-Islamic, 10 , 53 -54, 71 , 72 , 75 ; "shamanistic," 53 -54, 75 , 99 ; syncretistic, 15 , 53 , 72 , 74 -75, 89 -90, 143 ; Zoroastrians, 45 . See also Christians; dervishes; heterodoxy; Muslims; Sufis republic, Turkish, 10 , 149 revolts: Baba'is 74 -75, 109 , 124 ; Bedreddin 143 , 145 ; kul 146 Romans, I, 181 n134; Eastern Roman Empire, xi , 1 -2, 3 , 8 Romulus, 1 , 8 Rudolf of Habsburg, 7 -8 Ruhi 148 , 191 n67 ruling class: frontier sociopolitical order and, 141 ; Ottoman, 4 , 142 , 190 n57. See also `Osman , House of ruling traditions: higher Islamic/Persianate, 61 , 140 , 188 n37. See also political culture Rum 1 -2, 4 ; gazis of, 112 -13, 147 -48, 149 ; Seljuks of, 3 -5, 66 , 115 . See also frontier; Rumi Turks Rumi 1 -2, 4 , 28 . See also Turco-Muslim society Rüstem, Kara 112 -13 S sacredness, ambiguity and impurity, 82 Sa'dian dynasty, 188 n35 Safavids, 8 , 94 , 141 ; and gaza53 , 93 , 145 , 176 n94, 181 n135; and Ottoman factions, 144 , 145 ; Shi'i, 73 , 75 Safi 8 Sahin 86 Sahlins, Marshall, 8 , 181 n134 saint-sharing, Muslim-Christian, 74 Salah 127 , 186 n18 Saljan, Princess, 68 -69 Saltuk 7 , 94 , 115 , 149 , 177 n95; and Balkans, 64 , 190 n63. See also Saltukname Saltukname63 , 65 , 71 -72, 147 -49, 190 -91 Samsa 123 Sasa Beg, 70 , 77 schoolmen, Ottoman, 18 , 90 , 110 -14, 129 , 140 sectarianism: Turkish, 75 -76. See also Shi'i; Sunni sedentarization, 140 ; 206
and dream legend, 133 ; and gaza54 , 113 -14, 140 , 142 , 147 , 181 n135. See also administrative apparatus, Ottoman Selim 75 -76, 148 , 191 n67 Seljuks, 2 -9 passim, 14 , 66 , 122 , 184 n1; administrative apparatus, 4 , 40 , 142 ; and Baba'is 129 ; descendants, 116 , 183 -84; frontier authority, 125 ; and gazis, 48 ; Germiyan tribe and, 124 ; histories in medieval times, 94 , 96 ; inheritance practices, 136 ; Iorga on significance of, 32 ; juridical system, 190 n53; Köprülü on, 39 , 40 ; `Osman 147 ; Persian chronicles of, 178 n102; ― 220 ― Seljuks (continued) political culture, 121 ; power disintegrating, 30 , 38 ; Türkmen tribes vs., 5 , 73 -74; Yazicizade 94 , 96 , 178 n101 Serbia, 17 , 116 , 139 Seyyid `Ali Sultan . See Kizil Deli Seyyid Battal 63 -68, 78 , 94 ; shrine, 92 -93, 154 Shahruh 137 shamanism, 53 -54, 75 , 99 Shi'i, 73 , 75 -76, 141 , 171 -72 Sihabeddin 76 Sikari 177 n96 Sinan 26 Sinop, 6 , 78 Sisiya, 66 -67 slaves, 135 , 139 ; kul83 -84, 146 , 148 -49, 182 n142; tax on, 112 , 142 Sofia, 170 n24 Sögüt, 108 , 187 -88; Ertogril 74 , 95 , 124 ; Mehmed 95 , 178 n105; `Osman 65 , 130 -31; and `Osman-Ede 129 Soviet Union, 21 , 44 207
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