Bitola (Manastır) in the 14th and 15th centuries
2008
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The Ottoman Empire is well known in the world history and it also directed the Islamic civilization for six centuries. At the same time upon the Islamic history, the Ottoman Empire geographically was the biggest Empire. The civilization that the Ottoman Empire brought up aroused the interest of lots of native and foreign researchers. The civilization built up it and the authority that was built upon respect caused that made researches about the Ottoman Empire become richer.Another fact to arouse the interest of researches was that with the foundation of the Ottoman Empire its fast way it broadened and the fast way it conquered the Balkan Nations. After the Ottoman Empires setting dawn to this place the way the empire behaved is it possible to say that there were, same points we can adapt to our momentary age.This study is mainly taken the importance of Bitola (Manastır) up that has had an important place in the conquests of the Balkan. Initially the, naval, administrative and social life taken up. Moreover there is also same information about the monuments which existed there before the Ottoman Empire and the first monuments that has been made after the conquest of the Ottoman Empire available
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Dr. Murtezan İdrizi
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Murtezan İdrizi (Master Thesis). Bitola (Manastır) in the 14th and 15th centuries, 2008, Sakarya University.
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