BULGARIAN REBELLIONS IN DISSOCIATION PROCESS OF BULGARIA FROM OTTOMAN EMPIRE Cover Image

BULGARİSTAN’IN OSMANLI İMPARATORLUĞU’NDAN AYRILIŞ SÜRECİNDE BULGAR AYAKLANMALARI
BULGARIAN REBELLIONS IN DISSOCIATION PROCESS OF BULGARIA FROM OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Author(s): Mustafa Burma
Subject(s): History
Published by: Trakya Üniversitesi Balkan Araştırma Enstitüsü
Keywords: Bulgarian; Bulgaria; Gang; Irregular; Partisan; Rebellion; Ottoman Empire

Summary/Abstract: The Ottoman Empire had a big tolerated state policy to the three monotheistic religions in the Middle Age and recently time, showing tolerance towards ethnic and religious minorities in the west, always opened a way to spread to empire into west and minimized the obstacles. Sultan managed very well and kept a combination of different structures without an element of danger that live on the territory of Empire. Religious and social tolerance was the most important element in protecting the integrity of the empire. However, in contemporary history, especially the last quarter of the 19th century, there was two important historical events which are connected each other and really was difficult to stop these events. These two events were really important in this period. These are continuous spread of the Russian Empire and the withdrawal of permanent of Ottoman Empire. In the same time, when starting to spread to empire, the Russians gave great support to the Bulgarians to perform this expansion. They supported Bulgarian for their own purposes. In this process, Greek model of uprising also used by the Bulgarians and in fact this model guided the Bulgarians. The Ottoman army however suppressed riots that took place. But every time, mainly Russia and great powers were there and they gave supports to the mentioned states. As a result of tirelessly and cruel actions by Bulgarians paved the way to their independence. The riots, which occurred after independence went on until the recent days.

  • Issue Year: 1/2012
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 67-89
  • Page Count: 23
  • Language: Turkish
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