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popularity, such as the `Antarname
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century. We must also note, however
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emperor Kantakouzenos (1341-55) and
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attitudes or gestures. Not that suc
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Ottoman central authorities in the
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origins might well serve as a metap
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construct of a settled civilization
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warriors, tribes, and holy men can
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claim to the glorious deeds of the
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dominant Ottoman state in the latte
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elatively more "establishment" view
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surviving contender to the throne i
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Ottoman historical writing of the f
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not, it is not surprising that the
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therefore not only were uninhibited
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states. ― 111 ― Two aspects of
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esentment of the gazi circles that
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major story in Ottoman chronicles,
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Èek deveyi güt koyunu Bir gün ol
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difference from the other principal
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the chronicles attribute gaza raids
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Byzantines and the Mongols, and eve
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or had been, associated with the Ch
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was getting ready for what promised
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emirates of the region in the 1330s
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successive cases of unigeniture as
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Osman. Their resentment goes at lea
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levels must have changed over time
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who was no less than a descendant o
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whose establishment spelled the end
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enterprises and of the Ottoman poli
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ABI. H. Uzuncarsili . Anadolu Beyli
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Faruk Sümer, ¡ abanlu Pazari: Sel
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eve of the Mantzikert victory, bene
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ed. Gary Leiser (Albany, 1992). 19.
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40. Akdag * , Týrkiye'nin Iktisadi
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66. On human sacrifice, see Vryonis
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Hellenism, 372; on Elvan * Çelebi
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control. While they may have evolve
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85. Ibn `Arabshah * , Tamerlane, 17
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eginning of the sixteenth century w
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Greek Population of Istanbul and th
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Imparatorlugunda * Bir Iskan * ve K
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Constantinople relates that he was
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the majority of the Karakeçili wer
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though Giese's theory is farfetched
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49. See the excellent study of E. Z
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Devri'ndeki Sehzadeler Mücadelesin
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Manâkib-i Hünkâr Bektas-iVeli (I
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Erzi, Adnan. "Osmanli Devletinin Ku
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———. The Ottoman Empire, 1300
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Andronicus II, 1282-1328. Cambridge
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Ann Arbor, 1977. Runciman, Steven.
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26(1951):483-88. Woods, John. The A
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Angiolello, Giovanni Maria, 191 n66
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Bazin, Louis, 186 n13 Bedreddin 143
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conversions to Islam, 10 -11, 19 -4
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culture, 61 , 62 , 64 , 84 , 89 , 1
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identities, 190 -91; explanatory va
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