Dimitri J. Kastritsis (School of History, University of St Andrews (United Kingdom))
The manuscript translated here contains one of the most important texts for understanding the development of early Ottoman historiography. Like other histories produced in the late fifteenth century, it contains a coherent argument for Ottoman superiority over other dynasties. It also shows a strong preoccupation with civil strife and dynastic succession.
The manuscript translated here contains one of the most important texts for understanding the development of early Ottoman historiography. Like other ...