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Gömeç, Saadettin

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“…There are not many detailed records of such disasters, but some major flood events were well described. Beyşehir Lake overflowed sometimes as a result of intermittent rains that occurred between 1501 and 1504, turning the Konya Plain into a sea [86]. On 24 August 1553, the 14th night of Ramadan, heavy rains during harvest time destroyed villages and fields in Kâğıthane; the damage was considerable.…”

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Evolution of Floods: From Ancient Times to the Present Times (ca 7600 BC to the Present) and the Future

Angelakιs

Capodaglio

Valipour

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Floods are one of the most dangerous natural disasters, causing great destruction, damage, and even fatalities worldwide. Flooding is the phenomenon of a sudden increase or even slow increase in the volume of water in a river or stream bed as the result of several possible factors: heavy or very long precipitation, melting snowpack, strong winds over the water, unusually high tides, tsunamis, or the failure of dams, gages, detention basins, or other structures that hold back water. To gain a better understanding of flooding, it is necessary to examine evidence, search for ancient wisdom, and compare flood-management practices in different regions in a chronological perspective. This study reviews flood events caused by rising sea levels and erratic weather from ancient times to the present. In addition, this review contemplates concerns about future flood challenges and possible countermeasures. Thus, it presents a catalogue of past examples in order to present a point of departure for the study of ancient floods and to learn lessons for preparation for future flood incidents including heavy rainfalls, particularly in urbanized areas. The study results show that ancient societies developed multifaceted technologies to cope with floods and many of them are still usable now and may even represent solutions and measures to counter the changing and increasingly more erratic weather of the present.

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Section: Floods In Early and Mid-modern Times (Ca 1400-1850 Ad)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution of Floods: From Ancient Times to the Present Times (ca 7600 BC to the Present) and the Future

Angelakιs

Capodaglio

Valipour

et al. 2023

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“…34 Mahmud Pasha's pardon for the king and thus giving hard time to the Sultan Mehmed was criticized seriously by Hoca Saadettin. 35 In one tale, according to Aşıkpashazade, Neşri and Kemalpashazade, the reason for the anger of the Sultan toward Mahmud Pasha was because of this pardon. 36 Tursun Bey did not give any information about this issue.…”

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Osmanlı Kroniklerinin Işığında Bosna’nın Fethi

Seyhan

2018

Osmanlı Medeniyeti Araştırmaları Dergisi

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Fatih Sultan Mehmed adopted the understanding of dominance in the world which is an old Turkish tradition. Fatih Sultan's aim was to collect both Christian and Islam civilization under his hegemony so that he can establish a global empire. Following the conquest of Istanbul, Sultan Mehmed's first initiative was to build a great and rich center for his state that became an imperial force. Then, he wanted to abolish the factors which might lay a claim on Istanbul. Furthermore, his political agenda was to abandon the regional principalities system; and he wanted to conquest all principalities directly so that he can establish a central empire. The Balkan Peninsula was a region that should be under control against the western threats and at the same time it was a gate to transfer the Turkish-Islam civilization to the west. He followed the way of abolishing the principalities till Tuna so as to establish his dominance over the region; and he combined all Balkan Peninsula in one entity. The besieging of Bosnia was one of the initiatives towards this aim. In this research, conquest of Bosnia in the period of the Mehmet II (1480), will be evaluated through the works of classical Ottoman history writers such as

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“…Bayezid'in saltanatına tekabül eden zaman zarfında Osmanlı karşı-tedbirlerle tehlikeyi bertaraf etmeye çalıştı. "Teke ve Hamidili'nde yaşayan müritlerle, Ali dostları" 63 Modon ve civarına sürüldü ve geri dönmelerinin engellenmesi için uç beylerine emirler verilip hiçbir sufinin sınırdan geçirilmemesi istendi. 64 Şah İsmail'in amacı Türkmen kitlelerini kendisine çekip askeri gücünü arttırmaktı.…”

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II. Bayezid Devrinde Padişah Tarikat İlişkisi Bağlamında Devlet-Din İlişkisi

Demır¹

2017

Vakanüvi̇s - Uluslararasi Tari̇h Araştirmalari Dergi̇si̇

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ÖzetOsmanlı Padişahlarının sufi çevrelerle kurdukları yakın ilişkiler cümleye malumdur. Ancak kimi padişahların bu yakınlıkları diğerlerine nazaran dikkat çekici boyuttadır. II. Bayezid-ı veli hükümdarlığı yıllarında İslam'ın mistik yanına gönül vermiş gibi görünmektedir. Kimi şeyhlerle kurduğu temasların ise padişaha siyasi açıdan bir oyun alanı açıp açmadığı üzerinde düşünülmesi gereken bir problemdir. Bu makale II. Bayezid'in sufilerle ilişkilerini ele alırken padişahın siyasi hamlelerinin bu yakınlıkla bağlantısını aramaktadır.Anahtar Kelimeler: II. Bayezid, Tarikat, Halveti, Bektaşi, Şah İsmail State-Religion Relations in the Context of the Sultan-Tariqa Relations in the Era of Bayezid II AbstractIt's known that Ottoman sultans had strict relationship with sufis . However, the relation of some had remarkable compare to others. II. Bayezid, the veli-like Saint-, for example, was fond of mystic way of Islam, as far as understood. On the other hands, there was a problem to solve; Was Bayezid's affiliation with Şeyhs-saints-or sufis pave the way of political gaming area for him or not? This article search for the connection of sultans political maneuver with his friendship to the sufis.

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Evolution of Floods: From Ancient Times to the Present Times (ca 7600 BC to the Present) and the Future

Evolution of Floods: From Ancient Times to the Present Times (ca 7600 BC to the Present) and the Future

Osmanlı Kroniklerinin Işığında Bosna’nın Fethi

II. Bayezid Devrinde Padişah Tarikat İlişkisi Bağlamında Devlet-Din İlişkisi

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