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The First Ottoman-Russian Warfare With The View of Scots General Patriarch Gordon: The First Campaign of Chigirin 1677

İskoç General Patrik Gordon'un Gözüyle İlk Osmanlı - Rus Savaşı: I. Çehrin Seferi 1677

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339–354
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2022-11-03
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In our study, which wepre paredbased on the information given by Patriarch Gordon in his diary, we tried to resolve this lack of information by comparing it witht he information available in the Ottoman sources, and we tried to see the campaign of the First Chigirin from the eyes of the "other's".

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Objective & Hypothesis:Our relations with Russia which is some times affirmative and sometimes negative have continue dintensively since theyare included in the field of Turkish political activity.
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Key Findings & Data:The first war of the Ottoman Empire with Russia was the Campaign of Chigirin dated 1677.
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Conclusion & Impact:In our study, which wepre paredbased on the information given by Patriarch Gordon in his diary, we tried to resolve this lack of information by comparing it witht he information available in the Ottoman sources, and we tried to see the campaign of the First Chigirin from the eyes of the "other's".
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Our relations with Russia which is some times affirmative and sometimes negative have continue dintensively since theyare included in the field of Turkish political activity. The first war of the Ottoman Empire with Russia was the Campaign of Chigirin dated 1677. Unlike the Second Campaign of Chigirin dated 1678, there are not too much statistical data; such as organization of campaign, way of campaign, the number of Ottoman and Russian armies, status of armory, numbers of lostand injured, in Ottoman sources related with the First Campaign of Chigirin. In our study, which wepre paredbased on the information given by Patriarch Gordon in his diary, we tried to resolve this lack of information by comparing it witht he information available in the Ottoman sources, and we tried to see the campaign of the First Chigirin from the eyes of the "other's".

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Türk siyasi faaliyet alanı içerisine dâhil oluşundan günümüze kadar kimi zamanmüspet, kimi zaman menfi olmak suretiyle Rusya ile münasebetlerimiz yoğun birbiçimde sürüp gelmiştir. Osmanlı Devleti’nin Rusya ile tarihe geçen ilk savaşı1677 tarihli I. Çehrin seferidir. 1678 tarihli II. Çehrin seferinin aksine I. Çehrin seferiyleilgili olarak başta vakayinameler olmak üzere Osmanlı kaynaklarında; seferorganizasyonu, seferin gidişatı, Osmanlı ve Rus ordularının sayıları, cephanedurumları, kayıp ve yaralı sayıları gibi çok fazla istatistikî veriler bulunmamaktadır.Patrik Gordon’un günlüğünde vermiş olduğu bilgileri esas alarak hazırlamışolduğumuz çalışmamızda, bu bilgi eksikliğini Osmanlı kaynaklarında mevcutolan malumatla mukayese etmek suretiyle bir nebze de olsa gidermeye, I. Çehrinseferini ‘ötekinin’ gözünden görmeye çalıştık.

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ŞEN, M. (2022). The First Ottoman-Russian Warfare With The View of Scots General Patriarch Gordon: The First Campaign of Chigirin 1677. Türk Dünyası İncelemeleri Dergisi, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 2, 339–354. https://ajindex.com/articles/623111

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