Journals / History Studies / 2012 / Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2

Italian wars and the participation of the ottoman empire in these wars

1494-1559 İtalyan savaşları ve osmanlı devleti’nin bu savaşlara katılması 1494-1559

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169–196
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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By joining these wars, the Ottomans, who were interested in the European affairs since its foundation, became a part of European balance of power system.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In the early modern period alleged historical inheritance claims among European states resulted in several wars.
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Key Findings & Data:Known for its divided political status, the Italian peninsula became a key battleground for these wars.
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In the early modern period alleged historical inheritance claims among European states resulted in several wars. Known for its divided political status, the Italian peninsula became a key battleground for these wars. Rooted in the late medieval period, these wars shaped the balance of power among European states. By joining these wars, the Ottomans, who were interested in the European affairs since its foundation, became a part of European balance of power system.

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Erken modern dönemde tarihî miras haklarını öne süren Avrupa devletleri birçok savaşa girişmiştir. O dönemlerde bölünmüşlüğüyle bilinen İtalyan yarımadası bu savaşlara ev sahipliği yapmıştır. Kökeni geç ortaçağ’a uzanan bu savaşlar Avrupa devletler sistemine yön vermesi açısından önemlidir. Kuruluşundan beri Avrupa ile ilgilenen Osmanlılar da, bu savaşlara katılmak suretiyle, Avrupa Devletler sisteminin bir parçası olmuştur.

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İNAN, S. G. (2022). Italian wars and the participation of the ottoman empire in these wars. History Studies, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 169–196. https://ajindex.com/articles/537329

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