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GRAND, 54, 70, 71, 80, 185

architectural patronage, xviii, 474–5

and craftsmen, 345, 350

household separates from sultan’s, 70, 470

opr

u dominance, 50, 78

see also armour; artillery; ﬁrearms,

small

weddings

clothing for, 338, 370

royal, 76, 251, 347, 443, 490

weighing dues (mizan-ı harir), 357

welfare; Jewish organisation, Salonika,

267

wheat, 38, 333, 334, 377, 389–90

wine, 21, 24, 25, 119, 179–80, 388

women, 17, 226–54, 254n.95, 270–1

dervish, Asiye Hatun, 517

elite non-royal, 13, 76, 252–4

family and identity, 242–50

guardians of children, 243–4

in household, 76, 245–7; single

householding, 242–3

and legal system, 232, 233, 238, 242, 249,

254–5

in literature, 226–8, 233, 509

middle class, 255

moralists on, 73, 226, 227–8, 232

philanthropy and patronage, 13, 227,

239–41, 251–2, 447, 509

and politics, 48, 71, 73, 76, 78, 227, 252

property, 130, 238–42, 253–4, 362

representation, 226–31, 237, 439

segregation, 226, 227–8, 232, 236, 254–5, 260,

270–1

sexuality, 226, 227, 231–7

slaves, 229, 234–7

sources on, 226–7

tax-farmers, 13, 241, 447

traditions on, 230–1, 232

travelling saleswomen, 343

vakıf founders, 239–41, 251

veiling, 230–1, 232, 236

see also divorce; marriage; queen mothers;

and under consumption; craftsmen and

craft production; education; inheritance;

Jews; painting; poetry; royal family

woodwork, veneered, 465

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wool

Balkan, 359, 386; Bulgarian, 360–1, 373–4,

375, 386

carpets, 363–4

France: domestic production, 4, 322;

imports from Levant, 309, 313, 315, 333,

334, 359

Manisa, 364

Ottoman imports from Europe, 16, 299,

300, 301, 309, 326, 359, 360–1

Salonika, 267, 358, 359–60, 364

taxation, 130

workforce

agricultural, 30, 125, 382; see also peasants

division of labour, 339–42

mobility limited, 353

poor free labour, 269, 362

training and recruitment, 343–4

see also craftsmen and craft production;

peasants; slaves

workshops, craftsmen’s, 340–1, 343–4, 348, 358,

364

collective, 340–1, 353–4, 355

Xeropotamou monastery, Mount Athos, 477

Yahya Minkarizade, s¸eyh

ulislan, 212, 214

Yanik (Gy

or), 90–1

Yannina, see Janina

Yazıcı Selahaddin, 483

Yemen, 23, 147

economy, 6, 38, 202, 204

relative autonomy, 137, 158, 204

Yenikale, 103, 112

Yenis¸ehirli Abdullah, s¸eyh

ulislam, 214

gitbas¸ıs (guild ofﬁcials), 349, 351

Yılıko

glu S

uleyman of Silistria, 181

Yirmisekiz Mehmed Efendi/C¸ elebi, xviii, 73,

110, 465

yoklama (janissary roll registers), 147

Yusuf Ebulfethzade, kadıasker, 215

Yusuf Pas¸a al-‘Azm, 194–5

Yusuf Pas¸a koka, grand vizier, 103

Yusuf al-Shihab, 196, 199

Yuvakim, Armenian bishop of Bursa, 275–6

umni, 493

uk people, 21, 28

Zabid, 204

Zaharya (composer), 397

Zahir al-‘Umar, 143, 195, 199

zakirs (musically gifted dervishes), 400

Zante, 291

Zati S

uleym

an Efendi, 502

Zaydi Imams of Yemen, 204

Zekeriyazade Yahya, s¸eyh

ulislam, 211–12, 214,

215

Zenbilli Ali, s¸eyh

ulislam, 211

Zenta, battle of, 51, 96, 97, 109

Zeynep Hatun, 516

Zeyrek A

ga the Dwarf, 431

zikir ceremony, 400, 401

zimmet/dhimma (protection of non-Muslim

subjects), 257,

258, 293–5

Zir (

Istanos), 342

Ziya Pas¸a, 483n.4, 485

Ziyadina clan, 195, 199

Zsitva T

orok, treaty of, xvii, 46–7, 91, 450–1

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