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Index
Abdül Hamit II, sultan
Abdül Mecit I, sultan
Abdül Mecit II, caliph
Abdullah, son of Beyazit II
Acton, Lord xvi
Ahmet, son of Murat II
Ahmet Izzet Pasha
Akşemsettin
Alaeddin Ali, son of Murat II
Alanya
Albania, Albanians
Alexander VI, pope
Alfonso II, king
Alfonso, king
Ali Kuşci, astronomer
Amasra
Amasya
Amiroutzes, George
Andrea Palaeologus
Andronicus II Palaeologus, emperor
Andronicus III Palaeologus, emperor
Angiolello, Giovanni-Maria
Ankara
Ankara, battle of
Anne de Beaujeu, sister of Charles VIII
Antalya
Antonello, Sicilian soldier
Argos
Armenians
Aşıkpaşazade, Turkish historian
Astinoğlu Yakup Bey
Athens
Atik Sinan, Mehmet II’s architect
Austria
Ayas Pasha
Aydınıd beylik
Babinger, Franz xvi
Baghdad
Balaban Bey
Barbarigo, Paolo
Barbaro, Niccolo
Bandumier, Giovanni
Bandini, Bernardo
Belgrade
Bellini, Gentile xv
Bellini, Giovanni
Berlin, treaty of
Bertoldo di Giovanni, Florentine artist
Bessarion, cardinal
Beyazit I, sultan
Beyazit II, sultan
Bodrum (Halicarnassus)
Borgia, Cesare
Borgia, Juan
Borgia, Lucrezia
Bosnia
Bourgeneuf
Bucharest, treaty of
Buda
Bulgaria
Buondelmonti, Cristoforo, cartographer
Burgundy
Bursa (Prusa)
Byzantine Empire
in 1071
in Fourth Crusade
Latin occupation (1204-61)
after Latin occupation
in fourteenth century
in first half of fifteenth century
Cairo
Calbo, Alviso
Çaldıran, battle of
Calixtus III, pope
Calixtus Ottomanus (Beyazit Osman) Ottoman pretender
Campofregosa, cardinal Paolo de
Canale, Niccolo da
Caoursin, Guillaume
Capello, Francesco
Capello, Giovanni
Capello, Vettore
Capistrano, Fra Giovanni da
Carafa, cardinal
Casimir IV, king
Cemal, Young Turk leader
Cephalonia
Cesarini, cardinal
Charles V, emperor
Charles VI, king
Charles VIII, king
Chios
Circassia
Claudius Ptolemaios (Ptolemy)
Clement XIV, pope
Cocco, Niccolo
Coco, Giacomo
Comtino, Mordechai ben Eliezer
Constantine I, the Great, emperor
Constantine XI Dragases, emperor
Contarini, Bartolomeo
Corfu
Corinth
Costanzo da Ferrara, painter
Crete
Crimea
Croatia
Cüneyd, emir
Curti, Fra de
Cyprus
Cyriacus of Ancona
Dalmata, John
Dalmatia
Dario, Giovanni
Daud Pasha
David Comnenus, emperor of Trebizond
Daye Hatun, wet-nurse of Mehmet II
Dayı Karaca Pasha
Demetrius Palaeologus, despot
devşirme
Diedo, Alviso
Dokeianos, John, Byzantine scholar
Domenico Hierosolimitano, Murat III’s physician
Don Federico, brother of King Alfonso
Don Francesco de Toledo
Doukas, Greek historian
Dragut Pasha
Duke of Orleans
Durres
Eba Eyüp Ensari
Edirne (Adrianople) xvi
Edirne Sarayı
Edward IV, king
Egypt, Egyptians
England (Great Britain), English
Enver Pasha
Enveri, Turkish poet and historian
Ercole I d’Este, duke
Erivan
Erizzo, Paolo
Ertuğrul, Osmanlı chieftain
Euboea
Eugenius II, pope
Eugenius IV, pope
Evliya Çelebi
Fabrizio Colonna
Fabrizio Del Carretto
Farnese, Giulia
Federico d’Aragona, king
Fenerlioğlu Hasan Çelebi
Ferdinand, king
Ferhat Pasha
Ferrante, king
Ferrantino, king
Fevzi Pasha
Florence
Foscari, Francesco, Venetian doge
France, French
Francis I, king
Frederick III, emperor
Friuli
Galata
Gascoigne, George
Gattilusio, Dorino
Gattilusio, Dorino II
Gattilusio, Niccolo
Gedik Ahmet Pasha
Gelibolu (Gallipoli)
Gennadios (George Scholarios), Greek patriarch
Genoa, Genoese
George Branković, despot
George of Mühlenbach, brother
Georgia
Germany, Germans
Germiyanid beylik
Giacomo de’ Languschi
Giovio, Paolo
Giustinian, Orsato
Giustiniani-Longo, Giovanni
Gonzaga, cardinal Francesco
Grant, Johannes
Greece, Greeks
Gregory III Mammas, Greek patriarch
Grimani, Antonio, Venetian doge
Gritti, Andrea
Gualtier, Fra Antoine
Gülbahar, mother of Beyazit II
Guy de Blanchefort
Hadım (the Eunuch) Süleyman Pasha
Halil Çandarlı Pasha
Halima Hatun, wife of Murat II
Hamiduddin al-Lari, Mehmet II’s physician
Hamza Bey
Hannibal
Hass Murat Pasha
Havakim, Armenian patriarch
Hayrettin Bey
Helena Dragas, empress
Henry IV, king
Hercegovina
Hersekzade Ahmet Pasha
Hızıroğlu Mehmet Pasha
Hoca Sadeddin, Turkish historian
Hoca Sinan Pasha
Hüma Hatun, mother of Mehmet II
Hungary, Hungarians
> Ibrahim, Karamanid emir
Ibrahim Pasha
Ibrahim Pasha, son of Mehmet Ali
Ilyas Efendi
Imbros
Inalcık, Halil
Innocent II, pope
Innocent VIII, pope
Inönü, Ismet
Ionian Islands
Iraq
Isa, son of Beyazit I
Ishak, Karamanid emir
Ishak Pasha
Isidore of Kiev, cardinal
Ismail, Shah of Iran
Istanbul (Byzantium, Constantinople) Byzantium
founding of Constantinople (330)
Latin sack (1204)
Turkish siege (1354)
Turkish siege (1394-1402)
Turkish siege (1422)
topography
Turkish siege (1453)
Turkish conquest (1453)
becomes Ottoman capital
repopulation by Mehmet II
millet system introduced
rebuilding by Mehmet II
Mehmet II builds Topkapı Sarayı
rebuilding and redecoration of Topkapı Sarayı by later sultans
Allied occupation of Istanbul (1919-23)
last sultan leaves Istanbul
Ankara replaces Istanbul as capital
last caliph leaves Istanbul
census of 1477
population in Süleyman’s reign
population increase since 1924
Bosphorus bridges
monuments from reign of Mehmet II
later imperial mosques
buildings of Mehmet II in Topkapı Sarayı
Istanbul monuments: Ahmet I Camii
Anadolu Hisarı
Beyazit I Camii (the Beyazidiye)
Çinili Köşk
Eski Saray
Eyüp shrine
Fatih Camii
Gedik Pasha Hamamı
Golden Gate
Haghia Sophia
Ishak Pasha mosque and hamam
Kapalı Çarşı
Kazancılar Camii
Kumrulu Mescit
Mahmut Pasha mosque complex
Mihrimah Camii
Murat Pasha Camii
Nuruosmaniye Camii
Rum Mehmet Pasha Camii
Rumeli Hisarı
Sağrıcılar Camii
Samanveren Camii
Selim I Camii
Süleyman I Camii (the Süleymaniye)
Tersane
Timurtaş Camii
Tophane
Topkapı Sarayı
Yarhisar Camii
Yavaşça Şahin Camii
Yedikule
Italy
Ithaka (Ithaki)
Izmir (Smyrna)
Izmit (Nicomedia)
Iznik (Nicaea)
janissaries
Jem Sultan, son of Mehmet II
Jervis, Robert
Jews
John IV Comnenus, emperor of Trebizond
John V Palaeologus, emperor
John VI Cantacuzenus, emperor
John VIII Palaeologus, emperor
John Castrioti
John Hunyadi, prince
Joseph II, Greek patriarch
Julius II, pope
Justinian I, emperor
Kaffa (Feodosiya)
Kaitbey, Mamluk sultan
Kapsali, Moses, chief rabbi
Kara Mustafa Pasha
Karamanı Mehmet Pasha
Karamanid beylik
Karaşemsettin
Karası beylik
Karıştıran Süleyman Bey
Karıştıranlı Süleyman Bey
Karlowitz, treaty of
Kasım Bey, Karamanid emir
Kasım Bey, envoy of Beyazit II
Kasım Pasha
Kastamonu
Kemalpaşazade, Turkish historian
Kendal, John
Knights of St John
Knolles, Richard
Konya
Korkut, son of Beyazit II
Koroni
Kos
Kosovo, first battle of (1389) second battle of (1448)
Kritoboulos of Imbros, biographer of Mehmet II
Kruje
Küçük Ahmet, son of Murat II
Küçük Kaynarca, treaty of
Ladislas I, king
Ladislas II, king
Ladislas Posthumus, king
Laiot, Basaraba, voyvoda
Landucci, Luca
Lausanne, treaty of
Layard, Augustin
Lazar Branković, despot
Lebanon
Lemnos
Leo X, pope
Leonard of Chios, archbishop
Leonardo da Vinci
Lepanto (Naupactos)
battle of
Lesbos
Lewis II, king
Lezhe (Alessio)
Lodovico II Gonzaga, marquis
Lomellino, Angelo
London, treaty of (1827)
(1913)
Longo, Alviso
Loredan, Alvise
Loredan, Giacomo
Loredan, Jacopo
Loredano, Antonio
Lorenzo de’Medici
Louis XI, king
Lumley, Marmaduke
Lungo, Geronimo
Lutfi Bey
Macedonia
Maestro Iacopo, Mehmet II’s physician
Magni, Cornelio
Magno, Stefano
Mahmut II, sultan
Mahmut Pasha
Malatesta, Sigismondo Pandolpho
Malipiero, Domenico
Malkoçoğlu Bali Bey