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portada The History of the Ottoman Empire (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
460
ISBN13
9798174151093

The History of the Ottoman Empire (en Inglés)

Kiet Huynh (Autor) · Independently published · Libro Físico

The History of the Ottoman Empire (en Inglés) - Kiet Huynh

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How does a single fortified hillside camp of a few thousand Turkoman herders end up, six centuries later, as the power stretching from the gates of Vienna to the shores of the Persian Gulf?This book tells that story from Osman's frontier beylik in 1299 to the last sultan's departure on a British warship in 1922, treating six centuries of expansion and collapse as one continuous negotiation rather than a rise-and-decline cliché - the sieges that made the empire and the ones that broke it, the institutions that held a multireligious state together, and the fourteen final years in which a new republic replaced it.Inside, you'll find: The mechanics of conquest. A Hungarian gun-founder named Orban casting the artillery train that finally breached Constantinople's thousand-year-old walls after a fifty-three-day siege in 1453.A state that ran on captured children. The devshirme levy that pulled Christian boys from Balkan villages into the Janissary corps and the palace bureaucracy - and the timar land-grant system that paid for it all.Three centuries of a fragile peace between faiths. How the millet system let Orthodox Christians, Armenians, and Jews govern their own communities under Ottoman rule, and where that arrangement broke down.The empire's most contested chapter, with no single settled number. Death-toll estimates for the Armenian genocide ranging from 600,000 to 1.5 million across a dozen sources, set out so the reader can see why historians still disagree.No background in Ottoman history is assumed - every institution is explained where it first appears.Six hundred and twenty-three years is a long time for any state to hold together. This book is about how, and why it finally couldn't.

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