The sixteenth century was a time when projects against Ottoman power were diminishing. This trend changed dramatically after the battle of Lepanto on 7 October 1571, Holy League coalition forces inflicted significant defeat fleet. study investigates how Venice responded to growing anti-Ottoman and movements in Balkans order keep long lasting peace with Ottomans that characterized period from tr...

Mehmed Ali Paşa Sorunu ve sonrası mevcut İngilizce Türkçe literatürde her daim Osmanlı Devleti’nin güçsüzlüğü II. Mahmud’un içine düştüğü çaresizlik tablosu olarak tasvir edilmiştir. Bununla birlikte; Sultanla Valisi arasında sürecek olan (1831-1839) merkez açısından askeri bir mağlubiyet serisi görülebilecek bu uzun sürecin, aynı zamanda devlet adamlarının diplomatik manevraları İmparatorluğu ...

This study examines the impact of French Revolution on Convergence Ottoman-British politics in period from 1789 to 1815. where it reviews status both Ottoman Empire and state that period, showing nature development relations arose between two parties. The importance lies its attempt address political developments contributed fluctuation mutual Britain during period. aimed shed light role policy...

The main goal of this paper is to analyze the strategic role Cistercian abbey Blessed Virgin Mary in Topusko (medieval Toplica) anti-Ottoman defense during 16th century, especially because it rather exceptional usage sacral complex system long period. In order do so determined and analyzed importance monastic line change according ever going Ottoman conquest new territories, i.e. approaching bo...

it is true, it is true,the arts of book book in ottoman times drew their initial inspiration from those of iran. in some of the associated specialities, for example in most qur’anic illumination and in the illustration of verse romances, they did not progress significantly beyond this heritage. the timurid zafarnama and perhaps the most ilkhanid chingiznama had chronicled military exploits in a...

This paper uses data on more than 4000 captives ransomed from the Barbary corsairs to track the military power of the Ottoman Empire’s most powerful North African regency over time. Results suggest that as the seventeenth century advanced, Algerian-based corsairs found it increasingly difficult to capture “hard” targets. These results do not appear to be driven by changes in ransoming preferenc...