Ottoman Popes 1302 - 1622

Ottoman Popes 1302 - 1622 Book Description The attitude of the Popes against the Ottoman expansion cannot be explained only by the search for a holy expedition, nor has it been in this sense as a historical phenomenon. This study, which tries to expertly interpret the sources, has tried to lower the curtain on the Papal discourses with the sources and methods it uses. Which Popes targeted the Ottomans and used actual attacks and provocations for what purposes? He skillfully benefited from the Ottoman presence and sought more? What are the possible purposes of the letter allegedly sent to Sultan Mehmed and which aspects of the letter reveal its purposes? What are the historical facts behind the Popes' discourse of cooperation with the Ottomans? What is the view of the Ottomans towards the Papacy, who constantly tried to organize a campaign against it, and how was it described in which periods? In this study, different and realistic answers are given from those known. “I ate this bread, drank the wine and became a saint, moreover, he said, “Father of Christians.” After that, the Pope went to the Santo Church and stayed there for three days. In other words, he gained custody, then that drunkard came and entered his palace..." (From the Promotional Bulletin)