Library
Adanir, Fikret (1998). The Ottoman Peasantries, c.1360-c.1860. In: Tom Scott (ed.), The Peasantries of Europe. From the Fourteenth to the Eighteenth Centuries (London/New York: Longman), 269-310. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 29-8-2020). Download
Almond, Ian (2011). Muslims, Protestants and Peasants: Ottoman Hungary 1526‒1683. In: Two Faiths, One Banner, When Muslims Marched with Christians across Europe’s Battlegrounds. by Ian Almond, 256 pages, (Harvard: Harvard University Press, ISBN 978-0674061767), Chapter 5, 139-180. (Retrieved from academia.edu , 13-5-2021). Download
Amedoski, Dragana (2017). Introduction of Rice Culture in the Central Balkans (15th and 16th Century). In: State and Society in the Balkans before and after Establishment of Ottoman Rule, The Institute of History Belgrade, Collection of Works vol. 35 , Belgrade 2017, 235-256. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 2-9-2020). Download
Boykov, Grigor (2013). Mastering the Conquered Space: Resurrection of Urban Life in Ottoman Upper Thrace (14th – 17th C.). PhD Dissertation, Department of History İhsan Doğramacı Bilkent University Ankara April 2013, 432p. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 27-8-2020). Download
Crow, Bardill and Bayliss (2008). The Water Supply of Byzantine Constantinople. Journal of Roman Studies, Monograph no.11, 2008, Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies. (London: The Roman Society, ISBN 978–0–907764–36–6). Download
Fodor, Pál (2013). Hungary between East and West: The Ottoman Turkish Legacy. In: More Modoque. Die Wurzeln der europäischen Kultur und deren Rezeption im Orient und Okzident. Festschrift für Miklós Maróth zum siebzigsten Geburtstag. (Budapest: Forschungszentrum für Humanwissenschaften der Ungarischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, ISBN 978-615-5133-06-0), 399-419. (Retrieved from academia.edu 8-8-2020). Download
Fotić, Aleksandar (2011). The Introduction of Coffee and Tobacco to the Mid-West Balkans. In: Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hung. Volume 64 (1), 89–100 (2011). (Retrieved from academia.edu, 29-8-2020). Download
Géza, David and Pál Fodor, (2010). Political, Military, Demographic, and Social Aspects of Ottoman Rule in Hungary. Exhibition on Ottoman Art 16-17thcentury. Ottoman Art and Architecture in Hungary and in the Center of the Empire. (Istanbul: European Capital of Culture Agency Traditional Arts Directorate, ISBN 978-605-88394-9-6), 27-36. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 8-8-2020). Download
Katić, Tatjana (2005). Serbia under the Ottoman Rule. In: Österreichische Osthefte, Österreichisches Ost- und Südosteuropa-Institut. Jahrgang 47, Heft 1-4. (Wien: ), 145-158. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 21-8-2020). Download
Katić, Tatjana (2016). The Ottoman ATTARS and herbal medicine in 16th-century Balkan towns. In: Plants and herbs in traditional Serbian culture. Serbian Folklorist Association, University Library „Svetozar Marković”, Belgrade, edited by Zoja Karanović and Jasmina Dražić. (Belgrade: Serbian Folklorist Association University Library „Svetozar Marković”, ISBN: 978-86-7301-080-9), 141-150. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 27-8-2020). Download
Katić, Tatjana (2018). Walking through the ravaged city: an eyewitness testimony to the demolition of the Belgrade fortress in 1690 (with Turkish summary).In: Belgrade 1521-1876, editor Dragana Amedoski. (Belgrade: The Institute of History Belgrade), 79-99. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 16-8-2020). Download
Klusáková, Lud’a (2002). The Road to Constantinople. The Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Towns through Christian Eyes. (Praag: ISV Publishers, 2002, ISBN 80-85866-97-8). 245 pages.
A study of the 26 16th-century silhouette drawings of Ottoman Towns in southeastern Europe, known as the Leiden Sketchbook. View the sketches here.
Koulouri, Christina (2005). Teaching Modern Southeast European History. Alternative Educational Materials, vol. 1-4, CDRSEE, Thessaloniki 2005 (series editor). ISBN 960-86857-3-7. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 17-5-2021). Download
Krstić, Aleksandar (2017). “Which Realm Will You Opt for?” – the Serbian Nobility between the Ottomans and the Hungarians in the 15th Century. In: State and Society in the Balkans before and after Establishment of Ottoman Rule, editors. Srđan Rudić and Selim Aslantaş, The Institute of History Belgrade. Collection of Works, vol.35. (Belgrade: The Institute of History Belgrade), 129-163. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 16-8-2020). Download
Miljković, Ema (2009). Ottoman Heritage in the Balkans: The Ottoman Empire in Serbia, Serbia in the Ottoman Empire. SDU Faculty of Arts and Sciences Journal of Social Sciences Special Issue on Balkans. (Retrieved from Semantic Scholars, Corpus ID: 54971476, 22-22-1020). Download
Mrgić, Jelena (2011). Wine or Raki– The Interplay of Climate and Society in Early Modern Ottoman Bosnia. In: Environment & History 17-4 (2011), 613-637. (Cambridgeshire: The White Horse Press,2011) (Retrieved from academia.edu, 3-9-2020). Download
Mrgić, Jelena (2017). Aqua vitae – Notes on Geographies of Alcohol Production and Consumption in the Ottoman Balkans. In: Етноантрополошки проблеми, н. с. год. 12 св. 4 (2017), 1309-1328. (Retrieved from academia.edu 27-8-2019). Download
Mujadžević, Dino (2009). Surviving elements of Ottoman legacy in the Balkans in non-Muslim Communities and cultures. In: The Ottoman Legacy and the Balkan Muslim Communities today. Conference Proceedings, Sarajevo, 16-18 October 2009. Editor: Dr Halit Eren. (Istanbul: The Balkans Civilisation Centre, ISBN 978-605-88558-2-3 ), 101-112. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 8-8-2020). Download
Mullahia, Anila (2015). Balkan’s Landscape as per the Records of Foreign Travelers in Past Centuries. In: Science Direct. Agriculture and Agricultural Science Procedia 4 ( 2015 ), 392 – 398 (Retrieved from academia.edu 27-8-2020). Download
Murgescu, Bogdan and Halil Berktay, (eds.), (2009). The Ottoman Empire, Workbook 1. Course material developed by Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe (CDRSEE), series editor Christina Koulouri. (Athens: Petros Ballidis and Co, ISBN: 978-960-88963-7-6). Download
Pálffy, Géza (2001). The Impact of the Ottoman Rule on Hungary. Hungarian Studies Review, vol. XXVIII, Nos. 1-2, 109-132. (Retrieved from academia.edu, 8-8-2020). Download
Popek, Krysztof & Monika Skrzeszewska(eds.) (2019). Turkish Yoke or Pax Ottomana. The Reception of Ottoman Heritage in the Balkan History and Culture. In: Zeszyty Naukowe Towarzystwa Doktorantów Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, 24 (1/2019), (Krakow: Nowstrona, e-ISSN 2082-9213), 201p.(Retrieved from academia.edu, 29-8-2020). Download
Rudić, Srđan & Selim Aslantaş (eds.), (2017). State and Society in the Balkans before and after Establishment of Ottoman Rule (full text). Publication of The Institute of History Belgrade and Yunus Emre Enstitüsü – Turkish Cultural Centre Belgrade. Institute of History Belgrade Collection of Works, vol. 35, 352 pages. (Belgrade: The Institute of History, 2017). (Retrieved from academia.edu, 3-9-2020). Download
Stojkovski, Boris (ed.)(2020). Voyages and Travel Accounts in Historiography and Literature. Volume I, Voyages and Travelogues from Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages, pp.338. (Budapest: Trivent, ISBN Hungary 978-615-81689-2-2). (E-book retrieved 12-12-2020). Download
Yerasimos, Stephane, (1991). Les Voyageurs dans l’Empire Ottoman (XIVe-XVIe siècles). Bibliographie, Itinéraires et Inventaire des Lieux Habités. Conseil Suprême d’Atatürk Pour Culture, Langue et Histoire Publications de la Société Turque d’Histoire, Serie VII – No.117 (Ankara: La Société Turque d’Histoire, ISBN 975-16-0290-4). 494p. +69 maps.
Translated into English:
Chapter 9: The route of the imperial ambassadors or “the middle way”, 43-53
Chapter D: Conclusions, 88-92
Selected Bibliography.
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Sultans Trail studies
Huizen, van B., (2021). The Sultans Trail Research Report. Internship report from NHL-Stenden University of Applied Sciences, Tourism Management. Download
Ionescu, ea (2021). Succesful Cultural Routes. The Sultan’s Trail. Unpublished study from NHL-Stenden University of Applied Sciences, Tourism Management, by Diana Ionescu, Stanislava Kasarova , Miruna Ilie and Hristina Bekrieva, presented at Tourism and Research Conference on January 21, 2021. (Leeuwarden: NHL-Stenden, 2021). Download