A Few Thoughts On...
Doga OzturkPersonal essays and articles on the history of the Ottoman Empire by an ex-academic and perpetual student
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Was Mehmed Ali Pasha the “founder of modern Egypt?"
Last week, I introduced you to Mehmed Ali Pasha, the famous governor of Egypt, who embarked on a path of reform that transformed the province in the early 19th century and whose descendants ruled in various capacities until the Free Officer...
Mehmed Ali Pasha and His Reforms
This post is the latest installment in a series of articles I’ve been writing on the Ottoman reform era. Previously, I examined the question of “Ottoman decline” and explored the major reform efforts initiated in Istanbul under Selim III an...
Sex, Power, and Politics: The Real Story Behind the Ottoman Imperial Harem
The concept of the “harem” has occupied the minds of European observers for a very long time. I’ve written before about how the Europeans came to see the harem, starting with the Sultan’s own “debauched” household, as a representation of ev...
Mahmud II: The Great Reformer or the ‘Infidel’ Sultan?
Last week, I introduced you to Sultan Selim III, whose reign marked the beginning of the Ottoman era of reform. Selim III’s “New Order” initiatives represented a major turning point as the Empire started on a path of “defensive modernizatio...
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