_Bajazet II._, Sultan, defeats his son Selim, i. 108 _Bajazet_, son of Solyman, his mother’s favourite, i. 179; implicated in the rising of Mustapha, the Pretender, 180, 185; his interview with his father, 187-189; his story continued, 264-281; conspires against his brother, 265; removed from Kutaiah to Amasia, 267; complains of his new government, _ib._; accuses his brother, 268-269; prepares for war, 270; sends back Pertau Pasha, 271; his message to Solyman, 272; takes town of Akschehr, 273; occupies Angora, and raises a forced loan from the merchants, 275; his appearance and character, 275-276; marches on Koniah, 277; his speech to his army, 277-278; his gallant conduct, 278; defeated at Koniah, retreats to Amasia, 279; reputation acquired by him, 280; sounds his father’s disposition, 298; warned by his friends to beware of him, 301; one of his spies executed, _ib._; starts on his flight to Persia, 302; his rapidity, 304; his stratagems to deceive the Pashas of Siwas and Erzeroum, 304-305; offers double pay to soldiers joining him, 306; crosses the Araxes and enters Persia, 306-307; his speech to the Shah’s envoys, 307; his reception by the Shah, 308; his message to his father, 309; atrocious speech of one of his officers, _ib._; is seized and thrown into prison, 311; conjectures as to his probable fate, 311-312; the end of his story, 375, 378-381; his execution, 381; his four sons share his fate, _ib._; execution of his infant son at Broussa, 382 _Balagny_, Governor of Cambrai, ii. 205, and _note_; his tyrannical conduct there, 227 _Baldi_, Philip, an Italian sent to Busbecq by the Emperor, i. 259; mentioned again, 263 _Baldwin_, Count of Flanders and Latin Emperor of Romania—taken and killed by the Bulgarians, i. 105, and _note_; mentioned, 130, _note_ _Balsam_, given by Ali Pasha to Busbecq, i. 388; its value, 389, and _note_; doubts thrown on its genuineness, 416 _Balsam-tree_, not now to be found in Asia Minor, i. 142 _Basilicus_, John, Greek adventurer—his story, i. 347, _note_; invades Moldavia, 347 _Baths_, intrigues carried on in them by Turkish women, i. 231 _Bavaria_, the Duke of, attends the coronation at Frankfort, i. 399, and _note_; his health, ii. 134; his handsome reception of the Queen, _ib._; thinks the Danube her best route, _ib._; presses her to remain, _ib._ _Bavaria_, the Duchess of, sends messages and letters to the Queen, ii. 3 _Bavaria_, Ferdinand, Duke of, meets the Queen, ii. 134