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The Millet System and Non‑Muslim Communities (15th–18th centuries)

The Millet System and Non‑Muslim Communities (15th–18th centuries)

  1. Conquest of Constantinople reshapes imperial demographics

    Labels: Conquest of, Istanbul
  2. Gennadios II becomes patriarch under Ottoman rule

    Labels: Gennadios II, Ecumenical Patriarch
  3. Rum (Orthodox) community organized under patriarchate

    Labels: Rum millet, Patriarchate of
  4. Bosnian Franciscans receive Ahdname protections

    Labels: Ahdname of, Bosnian Franciscans
  5. Expelled Iberian Jews migrate into Ottoman lands

    Labels: Sephardic Jews, Iberian expulsion
  6. Salonika becomes major Ottoman Jewish center

    Labels: Salonika, Jewish community
  7. Ottoman capture of Cairo expands non-Muslim governance

    Labels: Conquest of, Egypt
  8. Ottomans conquer Rhodes, integrating Catholic island society

    Labels: Rhodes conquest, Knights Hospitaller
  9. Great Fire of Istanbul triggers restrictions on rebuilding

    Labels: Great Fire, Urban reconstruction
  10. Phanariotes enter high office as chief dragomans

    Labels: Phanariotes, Panagiotis Nikousios
  11. Millet concept becomes more systematized in later usage

    Labels: Millet concept, Scholarship