Gazi Husrev-beg:
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Gazi Husrev-beg (Od Serezado Sarajeva)
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Gazi Husrev-begov vakuf.
...................................................................................................67
Službenici u Gazi Husrev-begovom vakufu
............................................................
10І
Službenici u džamiji
......................................................................................................112
Službenici u medresi i mektebu
.................................................................................114
Službenici u hanikahu i imaretu
................................................................................115
Ostali službenici
...........................................................................................................118
VakufGaziHusrev-begoveženeŠahdidar
................................................................118
Gazi Husrev-begov kompleks
gradevina
.........................................................................113
Džamija
...........................................................................................................................121
Medresa i biblioteka
....................................................................................................126
Hanikah
.........................................................................................................................129
Bezistan i Tašiihan
........................................................................................................130
Imaret i musafirhana
....................................................................................................132
Hamam
..........................................................................................................................133
Sahat-kula i muvekkithana
.........................................................................................134
Hanovi
............................................................................................................................135
Vodovod
.........................................................................................................................135
Hasovi Gazi Husrev-bega
..................................................................................................137
Hasovi u popisu iz
1528-30.......................................................................................139
Hasovi u popisu iz
1540.............................................................................................142
Gazi Husrev-begov dvor i svita
.........................................................................................147
Sarajevo u vrijeme Gazi Husrev-bega
..............................................................................161
Rezime
..................................................................................................................................195
Summary
................................................■.......·.....................................................................201
Izvori i literatura
.................................................................................................................207
Indeks geografskih naziva
.................................................................................................219
Indeks ličnih imena
............................................................................................................231
Summary
Ghazi Husrev-bey is rated among the governors whose role has been remembered as
the most distinctive, not only in the urban development of Sarajevo in the first half of
the 16th century, but also as a governor who led an army that conquered many regions
and expanded the Ottoman Empire westwards. Although he was born in
Serez
(Greece)
in
1480,
and brought up and educated at Sultan Bayazid Us Court as his grandson, he
spent a third of his life in Bosnia.
He was appointed as a chief imperial guard officer when he turned
26
and since
then until
1519
no historical data about his life are available. In that year he was first
appointed as Smederevo sanjak-bey
-
ruler of the sanjak. When a relative of his, Sultan
Suleiman the Magnificent launched a great campaign against Belgrade to capture that
Gate of Europe, as this city was called, Ghazi Husrev-bey also took an important part in
those military operations. For his merits in conquering Belgrade, at the Imperial Divan
held on
15
September
1521
a decision was passed to appoint Ghazi Husrev-bey as
Bosnian sanjak-bey. Since then until June
1525
he was Bosnian Governor, when he was
withdrawn from the position and reappointed in January
1526,
which he held until the
spring of
1534.
At that point he was reappointed as the sanjak-bey of Smederevo, where
he stayed until
1536.
For the third time Ghazi Husrev-bey was reappointed as Bosnian
sanjak-bey in May
1536,
where he stayed until his death on
18
June
1541.
As soon as he was appointed as Bosnian governor for the first time, in
Dubrovnik
envoys were appointed to pay their respect to the new sanjak-bey. They had already
known that a son of their neighbour Ferhad, born in Herzegovina with whom they had
already had good relations, was coming as a governor. Husrev-beys mother was Sultana
Seljuka, Bayazid Us daughter.
Having conquered Belgrade, Ghazi Husrev-bey as Bosnian sanjak-bey started
his successful conquests westwards. Early in
1522
he set off with his army for
Zadar
and
Šibenik.
In the first half of that same year he took
Knin
and
Skradin;
in
1523
Gazi
HisnïHei
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202
Векца
Zlatar
the Ostrovica fort; after an unsuccessful siege of
Jajce
in
1525,
he was removed from
his office of Bosnian governor. Ghazi Husrev-bey spent several months in Istanbul,
and then again the Sultan reappointed him to the same position. This second period
of Ghazi Husrev-bey being the head of the Bosnian Sanjak was marked by many
wars, by the great
1526
Battle of
Mohács,
too, in which the Hungarian Kingdom
was defeated.
In
1527,
besides incursions across
Krbava, Lika
and
Modruša,
the army led by Ghazi
Husrev-bey conquered the fortified town of
Obrovac,
and then
Jajce
with other towns
in the
Banovina
of
Jajce.
Late in
1527,
he took the
Ilok
fort and Varadin as well. Almost
none of the divans late in
1527
and early in
1528
were held without information about
conquest of a town in Bosnia or
Srijem.
There is some information that Ghazi Husrev-bey
took part in Sultan Suleimans campaign against Vienna in
1529.
That unsuccessful
campaign was followed by a peaceful period in which Ghazi Husrev-bey turned more to
his great work, erection of endowments. Although, as an army leader, he conquered vast
areas and led many military campaigns, he has remained better remembered as a Sara¬
jevo benefactor and Bosnia s most important governor. By erecting his endowments, he
managed to turn Sarajevo, which until then had been considered a provincial town, into
a city known all over Europe and the vast Ottoman Empire. While in earlier vaqfnamas
-
deeds of endowment
-
Sarajevo was named a provincial town, in Ghazi Husrev-bey s
vaqfnama it was called
medine
(a city).
The urban development of Sarajevo started with the construction of facilities by
Ghazi Isa-bey
Ishaković,
which continued with the erection of endowments of other
governors, representatives of the leading societal elite, better-off citizens, merchants and
artisans. Another significant phase in the development of Sarajevo, after Isa-bey, was
marked by the structures of Ghazi Husrev-bey s waqf- endowment. It was the richest
waqf in Bosnia with buildings that have been represented centres of spiritual, social,
economic and urban centres of life. The period of erection of Ghazi Husrev-bey s en¬
dowments, from the
1
530s to the
1
570s, was the most important period in the develop¬
ment of the city in the Ottoman era. This is seen in the development of mahalas
-
urban
residential quarters
-
whose number was the best indicator of the urban development
of a city in the Ottoman period. By the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th
centuries, Sarajevo had only three Muslim mahalas, a community of Christians and a
community of
Dubrovnik
settlers, while at Ghazi Husrev-bey s time over fifty mahalas
were set up. Late in the 16th century the city had
91
Muslim mahalas, two Christian
ones and a community of Jews.
Gazi Husrsv-beg
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Ghazi Husrev-bey
founded his endowment by three vaqfnamas between
1531
and
1537.
The first one from
1531
refers to a mosque, a khaneqah
-
a Sufi convent , a me-
kteb
-
religious elementary school, a soup kitchen, and a tavern, endowing many prop¬
erties located at
Serez,
Sarajevo,
Tešanj, Jajce,
Ostrovica and
Dalmaţia.
By the second
vaqfnama dated
8
January
1537,
Ghazi Husrev-bey endowed cash for a madrasah, and
by the third one, also from
1537,
additional funds for a mosque. This is his best-known
and most monumental endowment, which is still today one of Sarajevo s symbols. It
was designed by Istanbul s chief architect, a Persian Ajem
Esir Ali. In
the mosques
courtyard there are a magnificent fountain resembling that in the
Ulu
Mosque in
Bursa,
an elementary religious school, a muwaqithana
-
observatory, drinking fountains, two
turbehs
-
mausoleums: one Ghazi Husrev-bey s and the other of his freed slave, a muta-
walli, later the sanjak-bey of
Klis
and
Požega
-
Murat-bey
Tardić.
Opposite the mosque,
Ghazi Husrev-bey had a madrasah built, known as
Kuršumlija,
a library next to it, so
that books could be read and learnt from, that some works could be passed on and
spread by copying. Nearby the madrasah, Ghazi Husrev-bey had also a khaneqah built,
a specific type of madrasah where tesawuf was studied. The khaneqah belonged to the
Halved Order of Dervishes, whose follower was Ghazi Husrev-bey himself. The only
public bath out of seven that used to exist in Sarajevo, and which has been preserved to
date, was erected with this great endower
s
funds. The Ghazi had also a bezistan
-
cloth
market, a grandiose facility, built, and the
Tašlihan
inn next to it. The bezistan and the
Tašlihan
were built by local master craftsmen, and craftsmen from
Dubrovnik
at the
request of the Sarajevo citizens. Ghazi Husrev-bey also had a number of humanitar¬
ian facilities built: a soup kitchen and a hostelry first of all, then over
200
shops in the
Sarajevo business district;
60
of these shops were built in a row in
Saraci
Street. With
the money from his foundation, a clock tower was also built near the Beys Mosque, the
famous
Morića han
-
hostelry, the first hospital in Sarajevo, and a number of other fa¬
cilities including the longest water supply system in Sarajevo at the time. Ghazi Husrev-
bey also had a caravanserai built, then a public bath and
12
shops in
Požega,
which he
endowed for his foundation in Sarajevo.
To maintain his endowments, Ghazi Husrev-bey left enormous assets in what is
Greece today, entire villages and plots of land around
Serez;
then throughout Bosnia
-
in Sarajevo,
Tešanj, Jajce;
in the territory of todays Croatia in
Dalmaţia
and
Požega.
He
endowed enormous worth in gold and silver. Being at a high position, Ghazi Husrev-
bey had immense economic power, which enabled him to have such a striking number
of endowment facilities. At the time he founded his waqf, his
hass
-
annual salary- was
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Behija Zlatar
643,979
akchas,
which later rose to
800,831
akchas. According to a kanunnama, su¬
premacy of a sanjak-bey over another was demonstrated by the amount of his
hass.
The
sanjak-bey with a higher
hass
had a more dominant role compared to the one whose
hass
was smaller.
This is not a waqflike other
ιναφ
was recorded in a firman
-
decree sent from Istan¬
bul to the governor of Bosnia and the qadi of Sarajevo. Indeed, it was not like others.
Despite all the setbacks it suffered over centuries, it has survived to date and it exists
unlike many others that collapsed long ago. We know that in Sarajevo at the end of the
16th century there were more than a hundred of waqfs backed by huge material assets
invested in this city. After the Ottoman Empire
s
losses of territories after the War of
Vienna from
1683
to
1699,
the waqf properties were also lost in
Dalmaţia
and
Požega,
and long ago the ones in
Tešanj, Jajce,
and
Serez.
While his endowments were built by local and
Dubrovnik
builders, the sanjak-bey
of Bosnia continued with his raids of conquest in the direction of
Dalmaţia.
Back in
June
1531,
he set off with his army and his loyal escort Murat-bey
Tardić
for the forti¬
fied and guarded town of
Klis,
but they failed to conquer it.
The following year,
1532,
Sultan Suleiman led again his army against Vienna. Ghazi
Husrev-bey joined him with his army near
Osijek.
They managed to conquer
Graz,
but
not Vienna. Thereafter, the Sanjak of
Požega
was detached as a separate sanjak, and
Arslan-pasha
Jahjapašić
was its first sanjak-bey. In
1533,
the Sultan agreed on truce
with King Ferdinand; that same year he invited the Smederevo sanjak-bey Mehmed-bey
Jahjapašić
to join him in the war against Persians, while Ghazi Husrev-bey was again
entrusted with the administration in that sanjak. Having waged a war in Persia, Sultan
Suleiman returned to the Empires capital in
1536;
soon thereafter, the Bosnian sanjak-
bey Mehmed-bey
Mihalbegović
died. Having learned about his death, Ghazi Husrev-
bey tried to go back again to Bosnia as governor to continue building his endowments.
He succeeded in his attempt and early in
1536
he was again in Bosnia. As soon as he
was appointed once more as the governor of Bosnia, Ghazi Husrev-bey together with
the sanjak-bey of Smederevo Mehmed-bey
Jahjapašić
launched a new offensive against
Croatia and conquered entire
Slavonia.
Having defeated King Ferdinand near
Đakovo
in
1537,
Ghazi Husrev-bey charged his military leader Murat-bey
Tardić
with the re¬
sponsibility of beginning preparations for the conquest of the fortified town of
Klis.
The
fighting for this town was long, and then on
12
March
1537
the army led by Murat-bey
Tardić
took this important fort. After that, at Ghazi Husrev-beys proposal, a new, the
Klis
sanjak, was set up from the newly conquered parts of West Bosnia,
Dalmaţia,
Lika,
Gazi Husrev-beg 20S
and
Krbava,
whose seat was at
Klis;
Murat-bey
Tardić
was appointed as its first sanjak-
bey. After
Klis,
the Ottoman army led by Ghazi Husrev-bey and Murat-bey
Tardić
took
some more forts in
Dalmaţia:
Nadin,
Karin,
Obrovac, Vrana,
and
Drniš.
In May
1538,
Ghazi Husrev-bey carried out an assault on
Trogir,
and in
1539
he
conquered
Sinj.
Peace between the Venetians and the Ottomans was made in October
1540;
after that a large part of
Dalmaţia
was surrendered to the Ottomans; the Venetians
additionally paid
300,000
ducats of war reparations. Ghazi Husrev-bey took part in one
more military campaign against Croatia, and then on
18
June
1541
he died in Sarajevo,
where he was buried in his turbeh which he had erected in his mosque
s
courtyard.
Ghazi Husrev-bey was married to a woman called Shahdidar, his sister Neslishah s
freed slave. They did not have any children, which may have been one of the reasons
for committing his property to charities. His wife Shahdidar had also a mosque and a
primary religious school built next to it in Sarajevo.
Based on historical documents and writings by his contemporaries, we can see that
Ghazi Husrev-bey was a distinctive personality, a man who paid due attention to his
clothing too. His escorts were also lavishly outfitted. From a list of the Bosnian army
before the raid on
Mohács,
we can see that he had a numerous suite, and the informa¬
tion from the defters
-
Ottoman public records
-
shows that they were mainly wealthy
people, often descending from these parts, who themselves were army leaders, owners
of large estates and endowers. Sanjak-beys were obliged by law to have escort commen¬
surate to the revenues they collected from their estates. As Ghazi Husrev-bey had high
revenues, his suite was comprised of various courtiers, dignitaries, and officials. One of
success indicators of a sanjak-bey was a large number of officials subordinate directly
to him. The more numerous his suite, the higher reputation he enjoyed. That was also
an important criterion on which a sanjak-bey was awarded a position in the state and
promotion in office.
Ghazi Husrev-bey was indisputably the most notable Bosnian governor, whose ad¬
ministration in Bosnia has been remembered as a period when many military cam¬
paigns were launched in which large areas were conquered in the west and north-west.
However, his merits are much greater in the urban development of Sarajevo. The time
when Ghazi Husrev-bey s endowments were erected is with good reason considered to
be the golden age in the history of Sarajevo. Still today his endowments bear witness to
the greatness and importance of Ghazi Husrev-bey, not only as an endower, but as a
man who had a clear vision for the development of the city as an urban, cultural, edu¬
cational, economic, and Sufi centre. Architectural and artistic merits of Ghazi Husrev-
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Behjja Zlatar
bey s endowments are great, but their role in the complex tissue of the city centre is also
important. For centuries, all Ghazi Husrev-bey
s
endowments had significant impact on
both the urban and cultural development of Sarajevo. Still today many of them are some
of the Sarajevo symbols.
If we look at Ghazi Husrev-bey s successful career, from
1505
when he was appoint¬
ed as the chief imperial guard officer and to the positions of the Smederevo (twice) and
Bosnian governor (three times), many military successful campaigns and his great role
in the development of Sarajevo in the first part of the 16th century, then we can see that
during his lifetime he succeeded in achieving, not only many war aims, but the others,
primarily civilisation ones by having endowments erected and committing resources for
their maintenance.
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T23:23:58Z |
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| language | Bosnian |
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| physical | 236 S. Ill. |
| publishDate | 2010 |
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| publisher | Orijentalni Inst. |
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| series2 | Posebna izdanja / Orijentalni Institut u Sarajevu |
| spelling | Zlatar, Behija Verfasser aut Gazi Husrev-beg Behija Zlatar Sarajevo Orijentalni Inst. 2010 236 S. Ill. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Posebna izdanja / Orijentalni Institut u Sarajevu 32 Zsfassung in engl. Sprache Gazi Hüsrev Bey 1480-1541 (DE-588)134203704 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4006804-3 Biografie gnd-content Gazi Hüsrev Bey 1480-1541 (DE-588)134203704 p DE-604 Orijentalni Institut u Sarajevu Posebna izdanja 32 (DE-604)BV000007653 32 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen 2 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022573187&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen 2 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022573187&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Abstract |
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| title | Gazi Husrev-beg |
| title_auth | Gazi Husrev-beg |
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