Gifting in the Ottoman Empire, according to the opinions of ambassadors in the 16th century
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This study discusses the diplomatic activities that played a significant role in the Ottoman Empire's Early Modern Period, particularly in the 16th century, regarding its relations with the outside world. The envoys who came to the Ottoman Empire during this period not only represented their countries and rulers but also served diplomatic purposes. The thesis studies the impact of gifts brought through the travelogues written by the ambassadors and their entourages who came to the Ottoman Empire. It focuses particularly on how these gifts influenced the foreign policy and cultural life of the Ottoman Empire.
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Demet Hasbay
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Demet Hasbay (Master Thesis). Gifting in the Ottoman Empire, according to the opinions of ambassadors in the 16th century, 2023, Bahçeşehir University.
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