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- Cover
- Half-title
- Series-title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Maps
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Note on usage
- Chronological table of events
- The Ottoman House through 1687 (dates are regnant)
- 1 Introduction: Ottomancentrism and the West
- Europe viewed from afar
- The great spiritual divide
- The Euro-Ottoman symbiosis
- Istanbul: the middle city
- Converging communities
- A changing image in Europe
- Part 1 State and society in the Ottoman world
- Kubad’s formative years
- 2 Fabricating the Ottoman state
- Imagined beginnings
- The early Ottoman state
- The making of an imperial household
- Early conquests and the redesign of Ottoman society
- Fashioning a new civilization
- Creating an imperial center: the winning of Constantinople
- Kubad in Istanbul
- 3 A seasoned polity
- The imperial household
- The Ottoman slave culture
- Religious elites
- Other elites
- Non-elites
- A world governed by exceptions
- Kubad at the Sublime Porte
- 4 Factionalism and insurrection
- Süleyman as personifier of empire
- Süleyman as “king of kings”
- The Ottomans and the Christian schism of 1517
- Crisis at the turn of the seventeenth century
- Renovation at the turn of the seventeenth century
- If not decline, then what?
- Part 2 The Ottoman Empire in the Mediterranean and European worlds
- Kubad in Venice
- 5 The Ottoman–Venetian association
- Uneasy harmony
- Rounding out the western flank
- A seaborne ascendancy
- Setback in the west
- Occupying an Aegean island
- Venetian Cyprus subdued
- A grand reversal
- The Venetian drift eastward
- Kubad between worlds
- 6 Commerce and diasporas
- The non-Muslim in the Ottoman world
- Dealing with aliens
- Venice’s city-state rivals
- Venice’s Ottoman challengers
- The Ottomans in Renaissance diplomacy
- Kubad ransomed
- 7 A changing station in Europe
- International trade in the changing fabric of Ottoman society
- Commerce in the Ottoman borderlands
- Ottoman cities, new and old
- Proselytizing in the Ottoman world
- A new-style conflict
- The Ottoman Empire and the making of Europe
- 8 Conclusion. The Greater Western World
- Glossary
- Suggestions for further reading
- GENERAL TEXTS
- FOUNDATIONS OF EMPIRE
- THE OTTOMAN GOVERNMENT AND EUROPE
- EARLY MODERN OTTOMAN GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY
- THE COMPETITION FOR THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
- NON-MUSLIM OTTOMANS AND EUROPE
- THE ALIEN IN OTTOMAN SOCIETY
- OTTOMAN STUDIES AND SOURCES
- Index
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