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594 A. Girfanovatroops from Moldova.Great as his hatred to the Turkish invaders and his longing to set free allthe oppressed peoples might be, Konstantin deems necessary to underlinethe positive features of the Turks. Thus, he writes of their merciful treatmentof slaves, of their impartial way of rendering justice to all subjects, ofthe punishment that could befall courtiers and officials unjust to theirsubordinates. Needless to say, that his attitude is extremely biased and veryfar from the true state of affairs in the Ottoman Empire, notorious for thearbitrariness and tyranny of the sultanate.In some parts, the style of the narration resembles that of the folklore.Such is the description of the battle of Belgrade in 1456, which is given inthe form of a novel of the four sultan’s sorrows. The author brings puzzlesand parables into play, makes use of metaphors and figures of speech, asit is when the sultan compares his warriors with arrows. The dating of theevents is done in the same folkloric way – when neither the year, nor themonth is stated, but only the day of the week.Konstantin resorts not only to the Serbian folklore, but also to that ofthe Turks. This tendency is well illustrated in the legend about Ottoman,the founder of the sultanate dynasty, and a ruler, Karavida, which is styledas “The Arabian Nights”.The title of Chapter XXXIII is “About a Valash voivode, the governorof Lower Moldova”. The chapter acquaints the reader with voivodeDracula, who had two sons – Vlad, the elder, and Radul, the younger. Hesent them both to provide a service at the court of Sultan Mekhmed. Aftertheir father’s death, the Turkish sultan showered Vlad with money, gifts,horses and garments, and directed him to return to the Valash lands to rulein his father’s stead. Several years passed, and Vlad became unwillingto serve the sultan and stopped coming to his court. The sultan sent hiscourtier, Khamzabek, to bring Vlad to him. When Khamzabek reached thetown of Brail, Vlad commanded his people to stop and to detain the sultanenvoy there until he (Vlad himself) arrived at the place. In the meantime,Vlad had raised an army and marched there. As it was winter, the Danubefroze up, Vlad with his army crossed the river lower Nikopol from wherethey attacked the Turks, killing and taking them prisoners, thus inflictingdamage on the sultan. Moreover, Vlad commanded that his men cut offand collect the noses of both the dead and the quick, which he later sentto Hungary boasting of the number of the defeated Turkish warriors. Thesultan’s envoy and his servants were impaled. In reply, the sultan gavethe younger brother, Radul, an army numbering 4,000 men and sent himto Nikopol, where he himself joined the army. The following passage
About “The Notes of the Yanychar” 595describes the battle after which Vlad had to retreat, fled to Hungary, hopingto find refuge at King Matias’s court. However, Matias ordered to imprisonVlad in punishment for his cruelty. The sultan, in his turn, entrusted thelands to the younger brother and left.Having taken all the towns and besieged all the fortresses, the sultanmarched on Andrianopole, from where he sent his envoys to King Matiasin Hungary to agree on armistice since he considered this ruler to be themost plausible source of danger. After that he turned his forces againstthe Albanian prince, occupying one town after another. No voivode butSkandberg offered him violent resistance. He served as a janychar for sultanMurad, went deep into all affairs at the sultan’s court just to be able toreturn to his homeland having secured the sultan’s benevolence. Therefore,when the sultan offered him to choose a voivodeship (lands to rule over) heasked for the Ivanov land, concealing from the sultan the truth of his origin.This great warrior of Albany, the famous Skandberg who was the first torise against the Turkish troops, became the national hero of Albany and washonoured with a monument in the very heart of Tirana.Thus, “The Notes…” reveals itself to be both a historical account,and memoirs, papers of opinion journalism, as well as the reflection of theSerbian and Turkish epics and folklore. This makes it virtually impossibleto classify the book as belonging to a particular genre. “The Notes…” byKonstantin is one of the literary creations devoted to the Turkish issues,which began to increase in number in the 15 th century.ReferencesHysi, Sh. <strong>20</strong>04, Mision Bektashian (Teqeja e Zallit). Tiranë.Kordha, H. <strong>20</strong>01, Bektashizmi në Shqipëri. Perla. Revistë shkencore-kulturore3-mujore. Viti V, N. 1-4, 97-105.Onuzi, A. 1993, Bektashizmi dhe përhapja e tij në Shqipëri. Kultura popullore,Viti XIV. 1-2 (27-28). Vol. 9. N. 3, 83.Zapiski janychara, 1978, Pref., transl., comments A.I. Rogov. Moskva: “Nauka”.
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