Turkish historiography, 10 , 23 , 41 , 42 , 44 -46 Turkish language, 4 , 5 ; histories in, 63 , 93 ; names, 124 , 186 n14; Oguz 2 ; as Ur-language, 163 -64. See also Turkic names Turkish nationalism, 10 , 26 , 32 , 46 , 75 -76, 164 n31 Türkmen tribes, 3 , 5 , 73 -76, 93 -94, 160 n22. See also Turks Turks, 12 , 122 , 160 -61; `Alevi 54 , 75 ; Battle of Bapheus, 129 -30; Cem identification with, 147 , 190 -91; historiography on, 10 , 23 -46 passim; inclusive tribalism, 51 ; maturing identification of, 95 ; and Philanthropenos, 126 -27; racialism toward, 30 ; "real," 23 , 95 ; Rumi 1 -2, 4 , 28 ; Sunni, 54 ; "Tatars," 127 -28. See also Oguz Turks; Ottoman state; Seljuks; Turco-Muslim society; Türkmen tribes U uc begleri, 142 -43, 146 ulema, 110 -14 Ulu Cami (built by Aydinoglu 77 , 134 al-`Umari 124 , 128 , 134 , 135 Umayyads, 63 umma , Muslim, 52 Umur Beg, Aydinoglu 65 -71 passim, 94 , 135 , 170 ; and Kantakouzenos, 70 , 170 n28; ship "Gazi 78 ; tax abolished by, 132 unigeniture, 120 , 136 -38 Uruç bin `Adil 96 , 100 , 106 , 107 , 109 Uzuncarsili 164 n31, 171 n40, 189 n47 Uzun Hasan 94 , 131 , 178 n101 V vassalage, 146 -47 Vefa'is 74 , 128 -29, 144 . See also Baba'is Veled, Sultan 93 Vietnam War, 50 Voltaire, F. M. A. de, 29 Vryonis, Speros, 46 , 54 W waqf deeds. See endowment deeds "war party," Ottoman faction, 18 -19, 146 warriors. See armies; gazis wealth: Ede Bali, 87 , 187 n25; 210
gaza85 -88, 111 -12; Ottoman ventures bringing, 15 , 16 , 86 . See also taxes Werner, Ernst, 46 , 165 n46 Wittek, Paul/gazaxi -xii, xiii , 10 -11, 13 , 35 -59, 164 n31; and chronicles, 103 , 104 , 109 -14, 180 n127; and cooperative undertakings, 82 -83; critics, 13 , 49 -59, 91 , 163 n26, 164 n31; and formalization of gazis, 176 n92; and Köprülü, 10 -11, 35 -44, 50 , 55 , 163 n26, 164 n31; and tribalism, 10 -11, 37 , 38 , 50 -51, 164 n31, 167 n72 women, in gazi epics, 67 -69, 70 World War I, 32 , 36 writing, 60 , 64 ; blooming of historical, 93 -95; of oral narrative, 63 . See also language X xiónai , 90 , 175 n90 Y Yahsi 96 -106 passim, 110 , 124 , 131 , 183 n146; and gaza179 -80; and gaza190 n59; and Kayi genealogy, 122 ; and Orhan's 137 ; on `Osman 126 ; and `Osman's 189 n46 Yarcani 177 n96 Yarhisar, 129 Yazicioglu 171 n40 Yazicizade 122 , 184 n4; Seljuk history, 94 , 96 , 178 n101; and tribal electoral process, 180 n124 Yerasimos, Stéphane, 104 -5, 178 n107, 191 n67 Yinanç, Mükrimin Halil, 160 n22, 185 -86 Yunus Emre, 5 , 7 , 93 Z Zachariadou, Elizabeth A., 104 , 174 n77 Zaporozhian Cossacks, 186 n13 Zoroastrians, 45 Preferred Citation: <strong>Kafadar</strong>, Cemal. <strong>Between</strong> <strong>Two</strong> <strong>Worlds</strong>: The Construction of the Ottoman State. Berkeley, Calif: University of California Press, 1995. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft467nb2qj/ 211
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