Journals / BELLETEN / 1980 / Cilt: 44 - Sayı: 176

King John III of Poland and the Turkish Aspects of his Foreign Policy

ERNEST WERNER : Die Geburt, Einer Grossmacht-Die Osmanen, Akademie Verlag Berlin 1978/3. genişletilmiş baskı : 407 sahife. (A IV - 4082). [Kitap Tanıtımı]

Journal
BELLETEN
Pages
770–770
Publication Date
1980-10-20
DOI
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AI Summary & Key Takeaways

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⚡ TL;DR(Too Long; Didn't Read)

He was like all Polish kings in 16-18th centuries especially after 1572, the year of the extinction of Jagiellonian dynasty, an elective monarch not a hereditary one. "This prince was descended of a noble and ancient family, the none of the most considerable nor richest in the kingdom" - wrote about his election the aulic physycian to him, Irishman Bernard O'Connor, the author of a very valuable and interesting book entitled "The History of Poland" published in London in 1698.

📌 3 Key Takeaways

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Objective & Hypothesis:King John III Sobieski is one of the best known and greastest Polish rulers.
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Key Findings & Data:The great battle of Vienna in 1683, when united Polish and Austro - German armies under the command-in-chief of Sobieski crushed the Turkish army, brougth Poland and especially her king immortal fame.
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Conclusion & Impact:He was like all Polish kings in 16-18th centuries especially after 1572, the year of the extinction of Jagiellonian dynasty, an elective monarch not a hereditary one. "This prince was descended of a noble and ancient family, the none of the most considerable nor richest in the kingdom" - wrote about his election the aulic physycian to him, Irishman Bernard O'Connor, the author of a very valuable and interesting book entitled "The History of Poland" published in London in 1698.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Osmanlı İmparatorluğu · Kuruluş Devri · Doğu Avrupa Osmanlı Araştırmaları

Abstract

King John III Sobieski is one of the best known and greastest Polish rulers. The great battle of Vienna in 1683, when united Polish and Austro - German armies under the command-in-chief of Sobieski crushed the Turkish army, brougth Poland and especially her king immortal fame. In historical consciousness of the Poles Sobieski is a national hero and at the same time conqueror of the Turks. But a question arises-was he always a foe of Turkey? Let us try to answer this question. He was like all Polish kings in 16-18th centuries especially after 1572, the year of the extinction of Jagiellonian dynasty, an elective monarch not a hereditary one. "This prince was descended of a noble and ancient family, the none of the most considerable nor richest in the kingdom" - wrote about his election the aulic physycian to him, Irishman Bernard O'Connor, the author of a very valuable and interesting book entitled "The History of Poland" published in London in 1698.

Özet

Werner'in Osmanlı tarihçileri arasında ün yapan ve müteaddit baskıları olan bu eseri, Osmanlı kaynaklarını kullanması kadar Batı dillerinde ve özellikle Doğu Avrupa'da yapılan tüm araştırmalardan titizlikle yararlanmasından da ileri geliyor. Werner burada Balkanlardaki Osmanlı hakimiyetinin feodal bir restorasyon, yani toplumsal, ekonomik bir değişim ve bu değişimin sancılarını çeken Balkanlarda eski düzeni yeniden geri getirip güçlendirdiği biçiminde bir yorum yapmaktadır. Halen tartışılan bu yorumu Werner, bilindiği gibi en yetkili biçimde sunan bir yazardır.

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ORTAYLI, İ. (1980). King John III of Poland and the Turkish Aspects of his Foreign Policy. BELLETEN, Cilt: 44 - Sayı: 176, 770–770. https://ajindex.com/articles/474896

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