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| adam_text | Table
oí
contents
List
oí
illustrations
ix
A note on transliteration and dates
χ
Acknowledgements
xi
Map
oí
tke Ottoman Empire in Asia and Airica
xiii
Map
oí
tne
Ottoman Empire in Europe
xiv
1
~ Introduction
1
Islamic law and
sułtanie
pragmatism:
2
~ Determining the parameters of
Ottoman foreign policy : some general considerations:
4-А
few ground
rules of Ottoman foreign polities :
6
~ Validity and limits of the warfare
state model:
8
~ Accommodation, both open and unacknowledged, and the
problem of structural similarities in the early modern world:
10
~ An
impossible balance between east and west ?:
11
~ Who, in which period,
formed part of the Ottoman elite?:
13
~ The Ottoman Empire as a world
economy:
14
~ The abiding centrality of Istanbul:
16
~ Confronting our
limits: problems of documentation:
18
~ Placing our topic in geographical
terms:
20
~ Placing our topic in time:
21
~ Confronting different
perspectives, or how to justify comparisons:
23
~ A common world:
25
~
2
~ On sovereignty and subjects: expanding and safeguarding
tke Empire
27
Foreign interference and its limits:
28
~ A sequence of mental images :
30
~ The
1
560S/967-77:
32
~ Introducing the major players
of the 1560s/
967—77:
the
Habsburg
possessions, France, Venice and Iran:
32
~ Religious
rivalries of the
156ÛS/967-77:
34
~ The mid-sixteenth century: foreign
subjects present on Ottoman territory
—
and those who were conspicuously
absent:
37
~ Religious-cum-political rivalries between the sultans and
western
rulers in the
1
560s/967~77
: 41
~ How the Ottoman elite did not
organize its relations with the outside world in the
1
560S/967-77:
43
~ Limits
of
imperiai
reach in the
1
560s/967-77:
Anatolian loyalties to non-Ottoman
princes:
44
~ Limits of imperial reach: some
Rumelian
examples:
46
~ Limits
of imperial reach in the 1560S/967-77, a further example: Yemen as a
frontier province:
47
~ The Empire in
1639/1048-9:49
~ Protecting Ottoman
VI ~ THE
OTTOMAN
EMPIRE AND THE WORLD
AROUND IT ~
territories in
1639/1048-9:
the eastern frontier:
49 -
The northern regions as
a trouble spot in
1639/1048-9: 50
~ Expanding Ottoman territory in
1639/
1048-9:
relations with Venice and the imminent conquest of Crete:
51
~
Potential threats to Ottoman control over the western part of the Balkan
peninsula in
1639/1048-9: 52
~ Early links to the seventeenth-century
European world economy?
: 53
~ Before
1718/1130-1: 55
~ Wars on all
fronts:
55
~ The Empire strikes back : toward
α
reprise en main before
1718/1130-1: 58
~ Extraterritorialities before
1718/1130-1: 60 -
Conquest
and trade as sources of regional instabilities before
1718/1130-1: 62
~
War-induced regional instabilities before
1718/1130-1:
Serbs on both sides
of the frontier:
64
~
1774/1187-8: 67 -
The
Russo-Ottoman
war of
1768-74/
1181-8: 67
~ Provincial power magnates and international relations in
1774/1187-8: 69
~ Eighteenth-century prosperity and crisis in the
economic field:
70
~ The desert borders in
1774/1187-8: 72
~ In
conclusion , the Ottoman rulers within a set of alliances:
73
3
~ On tke margins
oí
empire: clients and dependants
ι
Э
The royal road to empire-building: from dependent principality to centrally
governed province :
75
~ Dependent principalities with long life-spans:
77
~ Ottoman methods of conquest and local realities:
78
~ Old and new local
powers in centrally governed provinces :
80
~ Semi-autonomous provinces
controlled by military corps and political households :
82
~ The case of the
Hijaz:
84
~ Subsidising a reticent dependant: the sherifs as autonomous
princes on the desert frontier:
84
~ The sherifs, the Bedouins and the security
of the pilgrimage caravan:
87
~ The sherifs in the international arena:
88
~
The case of
Dubrovnik:
linking Ottoman sultans to the Catholic
Mediterranean:
89
~ Cruel times in Moldavia :
91
~ In conclusion:
95
~
4
lbe
strength* and weaknesses
οέ
Ottoman -warfare
98
Ottoman military preparedness and booty-making: assessing their
significance and limits:
98
~ Ottoman political advantages in early modern
wars:
102
~ Financing wars and procuring supplies: the changing weight of
tax assignments and cash disbursals:
104
~ How to make war without footing
the bill
-
at least in the short ran:
108
~ Logistics: cases of gunpowder:
110 —
Societies of frontiersmen:
112
~ Legitimacy through victory, de-
legitimization through wars on the sultan s territories:
114
~ In conclusion:
Ottoman society organized to keep up with the military reformation:
116-
Ъ
~Οί
prisoners, slaves and tbe charity
oí
strangers
119
Prisoners in the shadows:
119 -
Captured: how ordinary people paid the price
of inter-empire conflict and attempts at state formation:
121
~ From captive
~
CONTENTS ~
VII
to slave:
124
~ The miseries of transportation:
126
~ On galleys and in
arsenals:
127
~ Charity and the tribulations of prisoners:
129
~ The extra¬
curricular labours of galley- and other -slaves:
131
~ Domestic service:
132
~ The role of local mediation in ransoming a Christian prisoner:
134
~ In
conclusion:
135
~
6
~ Trade and foreigners
157
Merchants from remote countries: the Asian world:
138
~ Merchants from a
(not so) remote Christian country: the Venetians:
140
~ Polish traders and
gentlemanly visitors:
142
~ Merchants from the lands of a (doubtful) ally:
France:
144
~ Subjects of His/Her Majesty, the king/queen of England:
148
~
Links to the capital of the seventeenth-century world economy: the Dutch
case:
150
~ How Ottoman merchants coped with foreigners and foreign trade:
151 —
Revisiting an old debate: established and new commercial actors:
154
~ The Ottoman ruling group and its attitudes to foreign trade:
155
~
7
~ Relating to pilgrims and offering mediation
161
The problems of Iranian pilgrims in Iraq and the Hijaz:
162
~ Jewish visitors
to Jerusalem:
164
~ Christian visitors writing about Palestine and the Sinai
peninsula:
165
~ Ottoman people and places in western accounts of
Jerusalem:
167
~ The Christian pilgrimage to Jerusalem in Muslim eyes:
169
~ Catholic missionaries in Ottoman lands:
171
~ Mediations, ambiguities and
shifts of identity:
174
~
Ал
eighteenth-century Istanbul
xénophobe:
176
~
Was friendship between an Ottoman Muslim and a non-Muslim foreigner an
impossible proposition?:
177
~
8
~ Sources of information on
tne
outside world 17Q
The knowledge of the ambassadors: some general considerations:
181 —
Fleeting encounters: a sea captain and diplomat in sixteenth-century
India:
183
~ The knowledge of the envoys: representing Ottoman dignity
in Iran:
185
~ Lying abroad for the good of one s sovereign: obscuring
Ottoman intentions in early eighteenth-century Iran:
186
~ Reporting on
European embassies:
187
~ Old opponents, new allies:
191
~ In the empire of
the tsars:
192
~ Difficult beginnings: a new type of information-gathering:
193
~ Framing the world according to Ottoman geographers:
194
~ Taking
notice of the Americas:
197
~
Kâtib Çelebi
and his circle:
199
~ Non-Muslim
Ottoman subjects and their travel writing:
200
~ Tracking down the
knowledge of the educated Muslim townsman:
203 :
Evliya
Çelebi s
stories
about Europe:
204
~ Holland and the way thither.
204
~ European frontiers:
a quantité négligeable?:
206
~ And what about Evliya s intentions in
writing?:
207
~ In conclusion:
208
~
VIII ~ THE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
AND THE WORLD AROUND IT
-
9
-Conclusion
211
A common world:
211
~ The integration of foreigners:
212
~ Imperial
cohesion, corruption and the liberties of foreigners:
213
~ Coping with the
European world economy:
214
~ Ottoman rale: between the centre and the
margins:
215
~ Providing information: what respectable people might or
might not write about:
216
~ Embassy reports: much maligned but a sign of
changing mentalities:
217
~
Bibliography
220
Notes
263
Index
283
|
| adam_txt |
Table
oí
contents
List
oí
illustrations
ix
A note on transliteration and dates
χ
Acknowledgements
xi
Map
oí
tke Ottoman Empire in Asia and Airica
xiii
Map
oí
tne
Ottoman Empire in Europe
xiv
1
~ Introduction
1
Islamic law and
sułtanie
pragmatism:
2
~ Determining the parameters of
Ottoman 'foreign policy': some general considerations:
4-А
few ground
rules of Ottoman 'foreign polities':
6
~ Validity and limits of the 'warfare
state' model:
8
~ Accommodation, both open and unacknowledged, and the
problem of structural similarities in the early modern world:
10
~ An
impossible balance between 'east' and 'west'?:
11
~ Who, in which period,
formed part of the Ottoman elite?:
13
~ The Ottoman Empire as a world
economy:
14
~ The abiding centrality of Istanbul:
16
~ Confronting our
limits: problems of documentation:
18
~ 'Placing' our topic in geographical
terms:
20
~ 'Placing' our topic in time:
21
~ Confronting different
perspectives, or how to justify comparisons:
23
~ A common world:
25
~
2
~ On sovereignty and subjects: expanding and safeguarding
tke Empire
27
'Foreign interference' and its limits:
28
~ A sequence of 'mental images':
30
~ The
1
560S/967-77:
32
~ Introducing the major 'players
'
of the 1560s/
967—77:
the
Habsburg
possessions, France, Venice and Iran:
32
~ Religious
rivalries of the
156ÛS/967-77:
34
~ The mid-sixteenth century: foreign
subjects present on Ottoman territory
—
and those who were conspicuously
absent:
37
~ Religious-cum-political rivalries between the sultans and
'western
'
rulers in the
1
560s/967~77
': 41
~ How the Ottoman elite did not
organize its relations with the outside world in the
1
560S/967-77:
43
~ Limits
of
imperiai
reach in the
1
560s/967-77:
Anatolian loyalties to non-Ottoman
princes:
44
~ Limits of imperial reach: some
Rumelian
examples:
46
~ Limits
of imperial reach in the 1560S/967-77, a further example: Yemen as a
frontier province:
47
~ The Empire in
1639/1048-9:49
~ Protecting Ottoman
VI ~ THE
OTTOMAN
EMPIRE AND THE WORLD
AROUND IT ~
territories in
1639/1048-9:
the eastern frontier:
49 -
The northern regions as
a trouble spot in
1639/1048-9: 50
~ Expanding Ottoman territory in
1639/
1048-9:
relations with Venice and the imminent conquest of Crete:
51
~
Potential threats to Ottoman control over the western part of the Balkan
peninsula in
1639/1048-9: 52
~ Early links to the seventeenth-century
European world economy?
: 53
~ Before
1718/1130-1: 55
~ Wars on all
fronts:
55
~ 'The Empire strikes back': toward
α
reprise en main before
1718/1130-1: 58
~ Extraterritorialities before
1718/1130-1: 60 -
Conquest
and trade as sources of regional instabilities before
1718/1130-1: 62
~
War-induced regional instabilities before
1718/1130-1:
Serbs on both sides
of the frontier:
64
~
1774/1187-8: 67 -
The
Russo-Ottoman
war of
'1768-74/
1181-8: 67
~ Provincial power magnates and international relations in
1774/1187-8: 69
~ Eighteenth-century prosperity and crisis in the
'economic 'field:
70
~ The desert borders in
1774/1187-8: 72
~ In
conclusion", the Ottoman rulers within a set of alliances:
73
3
~ On tke margins
oí
empire: clients and dependants
ι
Э
The royal road to empire-building: from 'dependent principality' to 'centrally
governed province':
75
~ 'Dependent principalities' with long life-spans:
77
~ Ottoman methods of conquest and local realities:
78
~ Old and new local
powers in 'centrally governed provinces':
80
~ Semi-autonomous provinces
controlled by military corps and 'political households':
82
~ The case of the
Hijaz:
84
~ Subsidising a reticent dependant: the sherifs as autonomous
princes on the desert frontier:
84
~ The sherifs, the Bedouins and the security
of the pilgrimage caravan:
87
~ The sherifs in the international arena:
88
~
The case of
Dubrovnik:
linking Ottoman sultans to the Catholic
Mediterranean:
89
~ 'Cruel times in Moldavia':
91
~ In conclusion:
95
~
4
""lbe
strength* and weaknesses
οέ
Ottoman -warfare
98
Ottoman military preparedness and booty-making: assessing their
significance and limits:
98
~ Ottoman political advantages in early modern
wars:
102
~ Financing wars and procuring supplies: the changing weight of
tax assignments and cash disbursals:
104
~ How to make war without footing
the bill
-
at least in the short ran:
108
~ Logistics: cases of gunpowder:
110 —
Societies of frontiersmen:
112
~ Legitimacy through victory, de-
legitimization through wars on the sultan's territories:
114
~ In conclusion:
Ottoman society organized to keep up with the military reformation:
116-
Ъ
~Οί
prisoners, slaves and tbe charity
oí
strangers
119
Prisoners in the shadows:
119 -
Captured: how ordinary people paid the price
of inter-empire conflict and attempts at state formation:
121
~ From captive
~
CONTENTS ~
VII
to slave:
124
~ The miseries of transportation:
126
~ On galleys and in
arsenals:
127
~ Charity and the tribulations of prisoners:
129
~ The 'extra¬
curricular' labours of galley- and other -slaves:
131
~ Domestic service:
132
~ The role of local mediation in ransoming a Christian prisoner:
134
~ In
conclusion:
135
~
6
~ Trade and foreigners
157
Merchants from remote countries: the Asian world:
138
~ Merchants from a
(not so) remote Christian country: the Venetians:
140
~ Polish traders and
gentlemanly visitors:
142
~ Merchants from the lands of a (doubtful) ally:
France:
144
~ Subjects of His/Her Majesty, the king/queen of England:
148
~
Links to the capital of the seventeenth-century world economy: the Dutch
case:
150
~ How Ottoman merchants coped with foreigners and foreign trade:
151 —
Revisiting an old debate: 'established' and 'new' commercial actors:
154
~ The Ottoman ruling group and its attitudes to foreign trade:
155
~
7
~ Relating to pilgrims and offering mediation
161
The problems of Iranian pilgrims in Iraq and the Hijaz:
162
~ Jewish visitors
to Jerusalem:
164
~ Christian visitors writing about Palestine and the Sinai
peninsula:
165
~ Ottoman people and places in western accounts of
Jerusalem:
167
~ The Christian pilgrimage to Jerusalem in Muslim eyes:
169
~ Catholic missionaries in Ottoman lands:
171
~ Mediations, ambiguities and
shifts of identity:
174
~
Ал
eighteenth-century Istanbul
xénophobe:
176
~
Was friendship between an Ottoman Muslim and a non-Muslim foreigner an
impossible proposition?:
177
~
8
~ Sources of information on
tne
outside world 17Q
The knowledge of the ambassadors: some general considerations:
181 —
Fleeting encounters: a sea captain and diplomat in sixteenth-century
India:
183
~ The knowledge of the envoys: representing Ottoman dignity
in Iran:
185
~ Lying abroad for the good of one's sovereign: obscuring
Ottoman intentions in early eighteenth-century Iran:
186
~ Reporting on
European embassies:
187
~ Old opponents, new allies:
191
~ In the empire of
the tsars:
192
~ Difficult beginnings: a new type of information-gathering:
193
~ Framing the world according to Ottoman geographers:
194
~ Taking
notice of the Americas:
197
~
Kâtib Çelebi
and his circle:
199
~ Non-Muslim
Ottoman subjects and their travel writing:
200
~ Tracking down the
knowledge of the educated Muslim townsman:
203 :
Evliya
Çelebi 's
stories
about Europe:
204
~ Holland and the way thither.
204
~ European frontiers:
a quantité négligeable?:
206
~ And what about Evliya's intentions in
writing?:
207
~ In conclusion:
208
~
VIII ~ THE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE
AND THE WORLD AROUND IT
-
9
-Conclusion
211
A common world:
211
~ The integration of foreigners:
212
~ Imperial
cohesion, 'corruption' and the liberties of foreigners:
213
~ Coping with the
European world economy:
214
~ Ottoman rale: between the centre and the
margins:
215
~ Providing information: what 'respectable people' might or
might not write about:
216
~ Embassy reports: much maligned but a sign of
changing mentalities:
217
~
Bibliography
220
Notes
263
Index
283 |
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