Journals / Osmanlı Araştırmaları / 2015 / Cilt: 46 - Sayı: 46

UchalÓ: el Calabrés Tiñoso, o el mito del corsario muladÓ en la frontera

Emilio Sola Castano, Uchali: el Calabres Tinoso, o el mito del corsario muladi en la frontera

Pages
324–326
Publication Date
2015-08-10
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QuJckly rJsJng through corsaJr ranks, thJs son of a poor fJsherman would fJrst be Governor-General of TrJpolJtanJa, then of AlgerJa, reachJng the zenJth of Ottoman naval establJshment wJth hJs appoJntment as theKapudan Paůa Jn 1572.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Due to the dearth of personal narratJves and the lack of prJntJng press Jn the Ottoman EmpJre, Jt Js extremely dJffJcult to reconstruct the lJves of Ottoman grandees.
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Key Findings & Data:EmJlJo Sola’s UchalÓ Js extremely valuable Jn thJs regard, because Jt provJdes mJnute detaJls on the lJfe of enJgmatJc Ottoman Grand AdmJral, Uluc AlJ, a.k.a.
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Conclusion & Impact:QuJckly rJsJng through corsaJr ranks, thJs son of a poor fJsherman would fJrst be Governor-General of TrJpolJtanJa, then of AlgerJa, reachJng the zenJth of Ottoman naval establJshment wJth hJs appoJntment as theKapudan Paůa Jn 1572.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Emilio · sola · Castaño

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Due to the dearth of personal narratJves and the lack of prJntJng press Jn the Ottoman EmpJre, Jt Js extremely dJffJcult to reconstruct the lJves of Ottoman grandees. EmJlJo Sola’s UchalÓ Js extremely valuable Jn thJs regard, because Jt provJdes mJnute detaJls on the lJfe of enJgmatJc Ottoman Grand AdmJral, Uluc AlJ, a.k.a. DJonJsJo Galea, a CalabrJan renegade whose unfortunate capture by corsaJrs when he was a young boy paved the way for an exceptJonal success story Jn MedJterranean borderlands. QuJckly rJsJng through corsaJr ranks, thJs son of a poor fJsherman would fJrst be Governor-General of TrJpolJtanJa, then of AlgerJa, reachJng the zenJth of Ottoman naval establJshment wJth hJs appoJntment as theKapudan Paůa Jn 1572.

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Due to the dearth of personal narratJves and the lack of prJntJng press Jn the Ottoman EmpJre, Jt Js extremely dJffJcult to reconstruct the lJves of Ottoman grandees. EmJlJo Sola’s UchalÓ Js extremely valuable Jn thJs regard, because Jt provJdes mJnute detaJls on the lJfe of enJgmatJc Ottoman Grand AdmJral, Uluc AlJ, a.k.a. DJonJsJo Galea, a CalabrJan renegade whose unfortunate capture by corsaJrs when he was a young boy paved the way for an exceptJonal success story Jn MedJterranean borderlands. QuJckly rJsJng through corsaJr ranks, thJs son of a poor fJsherman would fJrst be Governor-General of TrJpolJtanJa, then of AlgerJa, reachJng the zenJth of Ottoman naval establJshment wJth hJs appoJntment as the Kapudan Paůa Jn 1572.

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GÜRKAN, E. S. (2015). UchalÓ: el Calabrés Tiñoso, o el mito del corsario muladÓ en la frontera. Osmanlı Araştırmaları, Cilt: 46 - Sayı: 46, 324–326. https://ajindex.com/articles/695316

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  1. Emilio Sola Castaño, UchalÓ: el Calabrés Tiñoso, o el mito del corsario muladÓ en la frontera, Barcelona: Edicions Bellaterra, 2011, 512 pp., ISBN 978-847-2905-19-1