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Sultan, Society and Economy

The Ottoman Empire

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The Ottoman Empire Sözleri ve Alıntıları

The Ottoman Empire sözleri ve alıntılarını, The Ottoman Empire kitap alıntılarını, The Ottoman Empire en etkileyici cümleleri ve paragragları 1000Kitap'ta bulabilirsiniz.
No other state possesses the military power of the Ottomans; the Ottomans have powerful artillery and a great maritime power; the aims of the Ottoman Sultan are 'tedbîr-i 'imâret-i rûy-i zemîn' to make the face of the world to flourish, to destroy the foes of the true Faith, and to uphold the Holy Law.
Sayfa 13
We must point out here that the Western and Eastern enemies of the Ottomans tried to establish contacts with one another. In pursuance of their designs upon the Ottomans, Timur sent letters to the French court, Uzun Hassan made an alliance with Venice, and the Safavids sent embassies to the Hapsburg of Germany and Spain. The Ottomans took great care to follow a policy of alternate war and peace in order to avoid having to fight simultaneous wars on two fronts. But during the long war against the Hapsburgs in the years of 1593-1606, Shah Abbas attack in Azerbaijan forced the Ottomans to fight on two fronts at the same time with disastrous consequences.
Sayfa 23
Reklam
With the fall of Belgrade in 1521 and Rhodes in 1522 a new stage in East-West relations begins. In this period, an important change takes place in the Ottoman attitude to the Jihad, or rather in the structure of the state. The Ottoman state was no longer a border-states of ghazis on the bounds of the Islamic world: It now embraced the most important countries of the Muslim world and had in fact become the Caliphate itself.
Sayfa 19
Timur was emerging from the East with the ambition of reviving the old Mongol Empire in an Islamic garb. Timur laid claim to sovereignty over Anatolia and demanded of Bayezid that he should be recognized as overlord. He defeated Bayezid near Ankara in 1402, and revived the Anatolian principalities as vassal states, thereby making the Ottoman realm a vassal state like the other principalities. At this point I should like to emphasize that Mehmed l (1413-1421) and Murad ll (1421-1451) throughout their reigns, that is to say, for a period of about half a century, recognized the Timurids as their overlords.
Sayfa 22
The Ottoman allience with France is well known. Feridün's collection of state papers contains a letter of Suleyman to the Lutheran princes of Germany, written in 1552, where in bound himself by oath never to attack them as long as they made common cause with his ally, France.
Sayfa 20
In Mustafa Nuri Pasha's view, during the third stage (that is, broadly speaking, the 16th century), the love of luxury increased, moral qualities were lost, and the first signs of decline appeared. But if the real decline set is after the repulse before Vienna in 1683, the stage from 1595 to 1683 must be counted as belonging to the period of maturity.
Sayfa 18
Reklam
In the prologue of the eleborate history which he wrote at the command Bayezid II, Kemal Pashazade compares the Ottoman history with earlier Muslim dynasties and sums under three heads, vücûh-i rüchân, 'the reason of their superiority'. First, he says, the Ottomans unlike other Muslim dynasties, came the power not through the violent overthrow of older Muslim states within the Islamic community, but through the conquest of territories pertaining to the infidel world, the Dâr ul-Harb.
Sayfa 13