Venetians and Ottomans in the Early Modern Age

Essays on Economic and Social Connected History

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Abstract

The present volume, a collection of papers focusing on Venice and those former Venetian colonies which passed to the Ottoman Empire during the early Modern age, retraces the relationship between Venetians and Ottomans in terms of their economic and social history from the end of the XV to the XVIII century showing the permeability of the ruling forces of these two great empires within a continuous and changing stream.

Keywords Ottoman empire • Sehzade Mehmed • Maritime transportation • Venetian • Venetian Candia • Ottoman history • Ottoman Empire • Murad III • John VIII Paleologus • Trade privileges • Venice • Commercial partnerships history • Rethymno • Mülk villages • Levant • Venetian diplomats • Crete • Income and expenses of the Ottoman Empire • Sultan Mehmed II • Chrysobull • Insurances history • Mehmed III • Commodity • Iacopo Promontorio de Campis • Ottoman Candia • Trade • Ottoman household system • Ottoman • Venetian notaries • Ahd-nāme • Ottoman Economic History • Anonymous author from 1490 • Larnaca • Tapu registers • Vineyards • Byzantium • Spatial history • Felix Petantius • 16th century centralization • Property • Laonicos Chalkokondyles • Ottoman merchants

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-260-4 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-260-4 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-261-1 | Published Sept. 27, 2018 | Language tr, en

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