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Turkey and the Turks (1840) by John Reid
“Turkey and the Turks: being the present state of the Ottoman empire” (1840) by John Reid (1808-1841?) A historical and cultural study of the Turkish people, with five elaborately hand-colored plates of the Turks in traditional dress, two maps, and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Images, Later (1700-), Library, Organization, Primary Sources, Wars
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Illustrations from Rycaut’s ‘Present State of Ottoman Empire’ (1670) by Sébastien Leclerc
‘The History of the Present State of Ottoman Empire‘ (1670) by Paul Rycaut, was illustrated and engraved by Sébastien Leclerc (1637-1714).For details visit forumtauripress.com
Posted in Books, Classical (1500-1700), Images, Library, Organization, Primary Sources, Trivia, Wars
Tagged Engraving, janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, janissary outfit, Leclerc, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman chronicles, ottoman costumes, ottoman historiography, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman navy, ottoman society, ottoman wars, Rycaut, the janissary archives
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An Early Account: A Naval Contract by the Papacy against the Turks (1334)
A naval Contract by the Papacy against the Turks (1334) The Aegean Sea became a new theatre of warfare between Crusaders and the Turks in the early fourteenth-century. In the following document, the papal camera contracts four fully equipped galleys … Continue reading
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Tagged corsair, galleon, galley, janissary, janissary corps, levend, marine, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman navy, ottoman weaponry, papacy, pirate, the janissary archives
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An in-depth study of Ottoman army by Marsili (1732)
L’état militaire de l’empire ottoman, ses progrès et sa décadence (en italien et en français) avec planches / The Military State of the Ottoman Empire (In French and Italian) with plates by Luigi Fernando Marsili. Download… Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsili … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Images, Insignia, Later (1700-), Library, Organization, Primary Sources, Trivia, Wars, Weaponry
Tagged janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, janissary flag, janissary headquarters, janissary insignia, janissary outfit, Luigi Fernando Marsili, Military State, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman chronicles, ottoman costumes, ottoman historiography, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman society, ottoman wars, ottoman weaponry, the janissary archives
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Obsidionis Rhodiae (1480) by Guillaume Caoursin
Guillaume Caoursin (1430-1501), son of a Rhodian, was born in Douai, and spent forty years in the service of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, as vice-chancellor and secretary to the grand-masters Raimond Zacosta, Giovanni Baptista Orsini and Pierre … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Early (1300-1500), Images, Library, Primary Sources, Wars, Weaponry
Tagged Guillaume Caoursin, janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, janissary outfit, Knights of St.John, Obsidionis Rhodiae, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman chronicles, ottoman historiography, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman wars, Siege of Rhodes, Suleiman the Magnificient, the janissary archives
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Ottoman Warriors from I Turchi. Codex Vindobonensis 8626 (c.1591)
Ottoman warriors in color from I Turchi -Codex Vindobonensis 8626 (c.1591) Bartolemeo von Pezzen, ambassador to Constantinople from 1586 to 1591, wanted to describe Turkish habits and customs to his lord, Holy Roman Emperor Rudolph II. He employed an unknown … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Classical (1500-1700), Images, Library, Primary Sources, Wars, Weaponry
Tagged Codex Vindobonensis 8626, I Turchi, janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, janissary outfit, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman cavalry, ottoman costumes, ottoman historiography, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman society, ottoman weaponry, sipahi, the janissary archives
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A Documentary on the Janissaries (25min.)
Ancient Warriors – Episode 08: The Janissaries (History Documentary) – Discovery Channel Along with other warrior classes of history: The Assyrians: Masters of War The Celts The Normans The Legions of Rome The Macedonians Soldiers of the Pharaoh The Spartans … Continue reading
The Travels of Bertrandon de La Brocquière (1432-33)
The Travels of Bertrandon de La Brocquière, to Palestine: And His Return from Jerusalem Overland to France, During the Years 1432 & 1433. Extracted and Put Into Modern French from a Manuscript in the National Library at Paris. Translated into … Continue reading
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Tagged Bertrandon de La Brocquière, janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman chronicles, ottoman historiography, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman wars, siege of constantinopolis, the janissary archives, travelogues
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Siege of Famagusta (1570-71)
The Siege of Famagusta happened in Venetian-controlled Famagusta, the last Christian possession in Cyprus. Famagusta fell to the Ottomans in August 1571 after a siege that lasted nearly a year. Read more…
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Tagged Conquest of Cyprus, Cyprus, Fall of Cyprus, Famagusta, janissary, janissary archives, janissary corps, Kara Mustafa Pasha, Marcantonio Bragadin, ottoman, ottoman army, ottoman history, ottoman janissary archives, ottoman wars, Ottoman-Venetian Wars, the janissary archives, Venetian Navy
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Naval Battle of Aden (1548)
The Capture of Aden of 1548 was accomplished when Ottomans under Piri Reis managed to take the harbour of Aden in Yemen from the Portuguese on 26 February 1548. Read more…