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Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire
1444–46; 1451–81) and Gülbahar Hatun, Bayezid II spent the first part of his
reign in the shadow of a possible crusade by his European rivals. The second
half of Bayezid's reign witnessed important world political developments that
shaped ...
Gábor Ágoston, Bruce Alan Masters, 2009
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The A to Z of the Ottoman Empire
See also MEHMED I. BAYEZID II (1447—1512). Ottoman sultan who
consolidated the territorial expansion of his father, Mehmed II. When Mehmed 11
died in 1481, a succession crisis followed, leading to a civil war between Bayezid
and his ...
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Encyclopedia of Islamic Civilization and Religion
BAYEZID II man tradition, on the battlefield of Kosovo, following the execution of
his brother Ya'kub. In 1390 he annexed the independent principalities in western
Anatolia and, between 1391 and 1400, expanded his borders as far east as ...
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Constantinopolis/Istanbul: Cultural Encounter, Imperial ...
... ofPious Endowments: Akbaş Cundi.A.1-1. 903 Galata. [608:340; 2132:328]
Ayas bin (Abdullah. A.H. 879h. [61037418; 1760382484] Başc1 Hacı Mahmud
bin Hacı Sinan. N.d., additions in A-H-997 [6331304f5;1384f87] Bayezid II.
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Ottoman History - Misperceptions and Truths:
Ahmed Akgunduz, Said Ozturk. 60. On the issue that Sulṭān Meḥmed the
Conqueror abolished certain endowments, and later on his son, Bayezid II, after
becoming Sulṭān, annulled these acts by his father .
Ahmed Akgunduz, Said Ozturk, 2011
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Beyond The Exotic: Women's Histories In Islamic Societies
Kanunname The oldest kanunname was issued at the end of the fifteenth century
by Fatih Mehmed II "the Conqueror" (1444-1446 and 1451-1481) and later
amended by Bayezid II (1481—1512) who was viewed as the sultan who
restored the ...
Amira El Azhary Sonbol, 2005
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The Sultan of Vezirs: The Life and Times of the Ottoman ...
... 4. hhak Pasha: There is considerable confusion regarding Ishak Pasha: He
seems to have served under three Sultans, as Vezir during the reign of Murad II,
and as Grand Vezir under both Mehmed II and Bayezid II.199 Halil Inalcik,
however, ...
Théoharis Stavrides, 2001
During the long reigns of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror (1451-1481) and his
son Bayezid II (1481-1512), and the short reign of his grandson Selim I (1512-
1520), the Ottoman leadership formed and developed institutions of state that ...
Douglas Arthur Howard, 2001
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Theodore Spandounes: On the Origins of the Ottoman Emperors
... 1481 to celebrate his father's funeral. Angiolello, ed. Ursu, pp. 112—19, gives a
more circumstantial account of these events. See especially: L. Thuasne, Djem-
Sultan, fils de Mohammed II, frere de Bayezid II (145^-1495) (Paris, 1892), pp.
Theodōros Spandouginos, Donald M. Nicol, 1997
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The Longman Companion to Renaissance Europe, 1390-1530
Mehmed II ('the Conqueror'): Second reign: personal details as above. Name by
which he is known relates to the Ottoman conquest of (Constantinople in 1453.
Bayezid II: b. 1447, son of Mehmet II. Selim I: b. 1467, son of Bayezid II.
Suleyman ...
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Young Turkish Jews trickling away from shrinking community
Five centuries after Sultan Bayezid II welcomed Sephardic Jewish refugees to Istanbul, Turkey's Jewish community is slowly dwindling. «The Times of Israel, Iun 15»
Spanish Embassy refutes New York Times, says no Turkish Jews …
Having migrated to the Ottoman Empire in 1492 under Sultan Bayezid II, the present size of the Jewish community is estimated at around ... «Daily Sabah, Iun 15»
Jewish community in Turkey denies anti-Semitism accusations …
Having migrated to the Ottoman Empire in 1492 by allowance of Sultan Bayezid II, and since they still have been living in Turkey, the present ... «Daily Sabah, Mai 15»
Sephardic Jews Feel Bigotry's Sting in Turkey and a Pull Back to Spain
... about half a million Sephardic Jews sought the safety of the Ottoman Empire, and they prospered there under the rule of Sultan Bayezid II. «New York Times, Mai 15»
A church, a mosque and finally A museum: The nearly 1500-year …
After him, his son Sultan Bayezid II built another one and his grandson Sultan Selim II built two more minarets, which is the reason why all the ... «Daily Sabah, Mai 15»
Rediscovering an old Istanbul neighborhood with a new perspective
Jewish immigrants, escaping from the Spanish Inquisition, came to Balat in the late 15th century, after Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II offered them ... «Daily Sabah, Mai 15»
Ottoman Health Museum opens after renovation
Trakya University's European Museum Award-winning Sultan Bayezid II Külliye (social complex) Health Museum, located in the northwestern ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Mai 15»
Silent witnesses of Istanbul's history
At the time of Sultan Bayezid II, the castle's glorious towers were embellished with crosses, and the castle still attracts the attention of local and ... «Daily Sabah, Apr 15»
Fascinating facts about Turkey
... 1502 Leonardo da Vinci designed a bridge that would span the Golden Horn in Istanbul, upon request from the Ottoman Emperor Bayezid II. «New York Daily News, Apr 15»
Çeşme highlights nine of its faces
One of the most visited historic venues in Çeşme is the Çeşme Castle built by Bayezid II. Çeşme is among one of the most special holiday spots ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Apr 15»
