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Great article! One question though...
Yavuz Sultan Selim lived in the city as Flag Ruler when he was a prince.
What is a "flag ruler"? Never heard this term before
Thank you. Ottoman provinces were divided into districts governed by sanjakbeys. He was a "sanjak bey" (lord of a flag) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanjak-bey
I guess the author has mistranslated. :)) In Turkish the title is "Sancak beyi" and direct translation is flag for "Sancak" and master/ruler for "Bey" and "i" is the suffix. But those times minor/average cities were called "Sancak" too. Actually the suitable translation is "governor". ;)
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Great article! One question though...
Yavuz Sultan Selim lived in the city as Flag Ruler when he was a prince.
What is a "flag ruler"? Never heard this term before
Wrote it down there. And I realized I should have replied. :)
Thank you. Ottoman provinces were divided into districts governed by sanjakbeys. He was a "sanjak bey" (lord of a flag) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanjak-bey
I guess the author has mistranslated. :)) In Turkish the title is "Sancak beyi" and direct translation is flag for "Sancak" and master/ruler for "Bey" and "i" is the suffix. But those times minor/average cities were called "Sancak" too. Actually the suitable translation is "governor". ;)