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
The Emperor, whilst at Adrianople, hears further intelligence as
to the state of the Rebellion in Anatolia 307
An Overture made to Túyel 312
The Grand Vezír, Mohammed Páshá, is recalled to Constantinople 312
A Commotion among the Janissaries and Spáhís 313
The Commander-in-Chief arrives at Constantinople 314
Delí Hasan killed at Temisvar 315
Concerning the Grand Vezír, Lálá Mohammed Páshá—His death—Dervísh
Páshá raised to the Vezírship 317
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1015, H.
Dervísh Páshá is murdered—Murád Páshá is made Grand Vezír 326
The Cause of his Death more particularly related 327
Peace concluded with Austria 330
Concerning Nesúh Páshá 330
Death of Botchkai 335
Other Events of the current Year 335
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1016, H.
The Grand Vezír, Murád Páshá, returns to Court 336
Murád Páshá gains a Victory over the Rebels 338
Ebn Kalander goes to Ancora 340
Murád Páshá winters at Aleppo—Troops are sent to Baghdád 345
Jánbulát Oghlí seeks refuge in Constantinople—Kalander commits
new Depredations 347
Jánbulát Oghlí meets with a happy reverse of fortune 350
Some more Particulars belonging to this Year 351
An Ambassador arrives from Poland—A former Treaty is renewed 353
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1017, H.
The Commander-in-Chief, Murád Páshá, pursues Kalander Oghlí 355
His Excellency, Murád Páshá, hastens after the Brother of Túyel
Mahmúd 361
The Commander-in-Chief, Murád Páshá, is recalled to Court 366
Concerning Mohammed Páshá in Egypt 370
A great Earthquake 379
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1018, H.
The Grand Vezír and Commander-in-Chief, Murád Páshá, is again
sent to the East 380
Yúsuf Páshá arrives at Scutari 384
Mesli Chávush and Yúsuf Páshá are murdered 385
Treachery in some of the Grand Vezír’s Domestics discovered 388
The Arrival of Yúsuf Páshá’s and Mesli Chávush’s Wealth—A Display
of Ill-will and Malevolence 389
Concerning the Naval Operations of the Lord High Admiral, Khalíl
Páshá—Karah Jehennem taken 390
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