Annals of the Turkish Empire, from 1591 to 1659 — John Shaqi
Annals of the Turkish Empire, from 1591 to 1659Naima, Mustafa
History
Annals of the Turkish Empire, from 1591 to 1659
Naima, Mustafa
Turkey -- History -- 1453-1683
Death of Sultán Mohammed Khán, son of Murád Khán 249
Of learned Men 251
Concerning Grand Vezírs and other Great Men 251
Concerning the Ulemá, or higher order of Ecclesiastics 253
Of the Mesháiekh, or Priests 254
The Arrival of the Fleet—Concerning the Grand Vezír, Yávuz Alí
Páshá 258
Alí Páshá, Grand Vezír, is appointed Commander-in-Chief over
the Troops employed against Hungary, and Jeghala Zádeh is
appointed to the command in the East 259
A variety of Changes in the Ecclesiastical and Military
Establishments 260
Some further Account of Delí Hasan (Brother of Scrivano) 262
Continuation of the Account of the War carried on against
the Heretics—The Sháh reduces Reván 263
The Sháh conquers Shirwán 264
Kars is besieged—Other Acts of Hostility by the Red Heads 265
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1013, H.
The Grand Vezír, Alí Páshá, sets out for Belgrade 267
Lálá Mohammed Páshá succeeds Alí Páshá in all his Offices 274
The Infidels abandon Pest 275
The Fortress of Wáj conquered 276
Osterghún is laid siege to 276
Concerning Botchkai 279
A Battle fought between the Germans and Hungarians 281
Concerning the Defeat of Kásim Páshá 283
Sárukjí Mustafa Páshá is made Deputy of Constantinople—Other
Promotions take place 285
Sárukjí Mustafa is murdered—Súfí Sinán succeeds him 286
The Emperor goes to hunt—Sultán Osmán Khán is born 287
The Grand Vezír, Lálá Mohammed Páshá, returns to Constantinople 287
Continuation of the Affairs in the East 288
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1014, H.
Osterghún set fire to 293
The City and Fortress taken 294
Progress of Botchkai 295
Botchkai pays a Visit to the Commanding General 296
Peace is proposed by the Archduke Mathias 298
Concerning Jeghala Zádeh’s Operations on the Confines of Persia 300
A Battle between Ibrahím Páshá and the Croatians 306
Mohammed Páshá, the son of Sinán Páshá, killed 306
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