Ottoman-Southeast Asian Relations

出版者:Brill Academic Pub

作者:Ismail Hakkı Kadı

页数:570

出版时间:2019-11-28

价格:USD 300.00

装帧:精装

isbn号码:9789004409996

具体描述

Ottoman-Southeast Asian Relations: Sources from the Ottoman Archives, is a product of meticulous study of İsmail Hakkı Kadı, A.C.S. Peacock and other contributors on historical documents from the Ottoman archives. The work contains documents in Ottoman-Turkish, Malay, Arabic, French, English, Tausung, Burmese and Thai languages, each introduced by an expert in the language and history of the related country. The work contains documents hitherto unknown to historians as well as others that have been unearthed before but remained confined to the use of limited scholars who had access to the Ottoman archives. The resources published in this study show that the Ottoman Empire was an active actor within the context of Southeast Asian experience with Western colonialism. The fact that the extensive literature on this experience made limited use of Ottoman source materials indicates the crucial importance of this publication for future innovative research in the field.

Contributors are: Giancarlo Casale, Annabel Teh Gallop, Rıfat Günalan, Patricia Herbert, Jana Igunma, Midori Kawashima, Abraham Sakili and Michael Talbot

作者简介

İsmail Hakkı Kadı, is an Associate Professor at Istanbul Medeniyet University. He has published on Ottoman-Southeast Asian relations and Ottoman-Dutch relations including Ottoman and Dutch Merchants in the Eighteenth Century: Competition and Cooperation in Ankara, Izmir, and Amsterdam (Brill, 2012).

A.C.S. Peacock is Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic History at the University of St Andrews. He has published widely on the history of the Islamic world including the edited volume From Anatolia to Aceh: Ottomans, Turks and Southeast Asia, coedited with Annabel Teh Gallop (Oxford University Press, 2015).

目录信息

Preface
Acknowledgements
Signs and Abbreviations
Notes on Transliterations, Translations and Spelling
List of Contributors
Introduction: The Language of Letters
Annabel Teh Gallop, A.C.S. Peacock and İsmail Hakkı Kadı
1 Documents on 16th Century Ottoman Contacts with Aceh
1Letter from the Sultan of Aceh Alauddin Kahhar to the Ottoman Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent requesting cooperation against the Portuguese, 2–12 January 1566. Transcribed and translated by Giancarlo Casale
2Patent for Kurdoğlu Hızır’s appointment as the commander of the ships and soldiers going to Aceh upon Sultan Alauddin of Aceh’s requests for help against the Portuguese attacks on Muslims, 17 September 1567
3Imperial order to the governor of Egypt about Kurdoğlu Hızır’s appointment as the commander of the ships and soldiers going to Aceh upon Sultan Alauddin of Aceh’s requests for help against the Portuguese attacks on Muslims. 17 September 1567
4Kurdoğlu Hızır’s appointment as admiral and commander in accordance with the request for help from Sultan Alauddin of Aceh, 17 September 1567
5The ambassador of the Sultan of Aceh is allowed to purchase horses, arms, copper, and other goods from Yemen, Jeddah, and Aden, 17 September 1567
6The Sultan of Aceh requests that carpenters, blacksmiths, caulkers, painters, and other craftsmen be sent with the ambassador, 17 September 1567
7Any of the Egyptians who, of their own volition, desire to go to Aceh, shall not be impeded, 17 September 1567
8The ambassador of Aceh should be greeted and escorted to Egypt by the bey of Rhodes, 17 September 1567
9The Sharif of Mecca should assist the men of the Sultan of Aceh with their travel, 19 September 1567
10Nobody should interfere with the ambassador of the Sultan of Aceh on his way back, 19 September 1567
11Letter to the Sultan of Aceh, 19 September 1567
12The captain who took the Acehnese ambassador away should be supplied with an adequate number of garrison soldiers, 5 October 1567
13The captains and other personnel sent to the Sultan of Aceh should continue to receive their salaries on their return providing they carry out their mission successfully, 20 November 1567
14The appointment of the suitable captains from among those sent from Istanbul as captains for the ships to be sent to Aceh, 26 November 1567
15The deployment of the navy to Aceh is postponed until the suppression of the revolt in Yemen, 15 January 1568
16The ships and the personnel previously appointed to the expedition to Aceh are this time appointed to the expedition to Yemen, 16 February 1568
17The transportation of the ambassador of the padishah of Aceh to his land, March 1571
2 Royal Correspondence and Appeals for Help, 1824–1905
1Documents pertaining to the letter of the Sultan of Kedah, Ahmad Tajuddin Halim Shah requesting aid against the Siamese from the Ottoman government, 1824
2Documents relating to the Acehnese embassy to Istanbul, 1849–52
3Documents relating to the request of Raja Ali bin Jaʿfar, Yang Dipertuan Muda of Riau, to become Ottoman subject, 1856–7
4Documents relating to the petition of the Sultan of Jambi to the Ottoman Sultan, 1858 and 1902–5
5Documents relating to the petitions of Sultan Mansur Shah of Aceh for Ottoman protection, 1868–9
6Documents relating to the letter of the Burmese Prime Minister to the Grand Vizier, 1869
7Documents relating to the Acehnese mission to the Ottoman court and Ottoman attempt to mediate between Aceh and The Netherlands, 1872–73
8Documents relating to the letter of Sultan Zainal Abidin of Tembusai and the complaints of Southeast Asian Muslims about their English, Dutch and Siamese overlords during the Frigate Ertuğrul’s visit to the region, 1889–90
9Documents relating to the initiatives of Sharif Ali to bring Aceh under Ottoman sovereignty
10Documents relating to the letter in Malay and Arabic from Sultan Alauddin Muhammad Daud Shah in Kota Keumala, Aceh, requesting aid from the Ottoman consul in Batavia, 1893
11Documents related to the clandestine letter of the Sultan of Aceh to the Ottoman sultan and the legal position of the Arabs in Indonesia, 1898
12Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the clandestine visit of the ruler of Pontianak to the Ottoman consulate to express his obedience to the Caliph, 1898
13Ottoman consul in Batavia to the sultan relating that the ruler of Aceh sent repeated messages requesting help against the Dutch, 1900
14Dutch embassy in Istanbul to the Foreign Ministry communicating the gratefulness of governor-general of the Dutch East Indies for the medal he received, 1901
15Letter from Sultan Hashim Jalilul Alam of Brunei to Sultan Abdülhamid, 15 May 1903
16From the chief secretary of the Sultan to the Grand Vizier about the congratulations of the Raja of Surakata, 1905
3 Royal Visits to Istanbul, 1891–1909
1Documents relating to the visit of Prince Damrong to Istanbul, 1891
2Documents relating to the ruler of Johor’s visit to Istanbul and the Ottoman embassy in Vienna, 1893
3Sultan Zainal Abidin of Tembusai’s alleged clandestine visit to Istanbul, 1898
4Documents relating to Sulaiman Khan of Patani’s plan to visit Istanbul and the Batavian Hadramis’ request for Ottoman protection, 1898
5Documents related to Siamese medals awarded to Ottoman dignitaries in connection with Prince Damrong’s visit to Istanbul, 1894
6Siamese King Chulalongkorn expresses his gratitude to Ottoman ambassador in Rome for the hospitability shown for prince Damrong during his visit to Istanbul, 1897
7Documents relating to Siamese Prince Chakrabongse’s visit to Istanbul, 1899
8Documents relating to Siamese medals awarded to Ottoman dignitaries in connection with Prince Chakrabongse’s visit to Istanbul, 1901
9Deputy of the Ottoman consul in Singapore to the Foreign Ministry about the passport given to the ruler of Johor who is planning to visit Europe, 1903
10Documents relating to Siamese Prince Boworadet’s visit to Istanbul, 1909
4 Consuls
1Correspondence from the Ottoman Ambassador in The Hague, Kostaki Karaca Bey, to the Ottoman Foreign Minister, concerning the establishment of Ottoman consulates in Dutch colonies, 1856
2Grand Vizier to the sultan giving information about the agreement with the Dutch for the establishment of Ottoman consulates in the Dutch Indies, 1857
3Ottoman ambassador in London to the Foreign Ministry requesting the appointment of Sayyid Abdullah bin Amr al-Junaid as the Ottoman consul in Singapore, 1864
4Request of a Dutchman called Hymans for his appointment as the Ottoman consul in Semarang, 1865
5Brother of the deceased Ottoman consul in Singapore, Junaid bin Amr al-Junaid, to the sultan communicating the death of his brother and giving information about the number of Ottoman ships visiting Singapore, 1866
6Teuku Muhammad Arifi[n] to the sultan giving a short description of his dynastic background and requesting his appointment as the Ottoman consul in Singapore, 1871
7Grand Vizier to the sultan introducing the note of the Foreign Ministry for the appointment of an honorary consul to Batavia, and the Sultan’s response, 1882
8Grand Vizier to the Sultan requesting the appointment of Sayyid Junaid as the honorary Ottoman consul in Singapore in place of his deceased brother, 1882
9Note to the Foreign Minister for the appointment of Galib Bey as the Ottoman Consul General in Batavia, 1883
10Foreign Ministry to the Grand Vizierate requesting the payment of the rent of the Consulate General in Batavia, 1883
11Grand Vizier to the Sultan requesting a medal for Galib Bey, Ottoman Consul General in Batavia, 1883
12Report of the department of consultation on Lord Salisbury’s proposal for the establishment of an Ottoman consul in Singapore, 1886
13Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier about the appointment of Ismail Bey to the Consulate General in Batavia along with other appointments, 1886
14Ottoman embassy in Stockholm to the Foreign Ministry requesting a medal for the French Consul General in Batavia for administering the affairs of the Ottoman consulate during the absence of the Ottoman consul, 1886
15Note to the Foreign Minister about the amount of the per diem to be paid to the Consul General in Batavia on his departure, 1886
16Emir of Mecca and the governor of Hijaz advise the Sublime Porte to send someone to the ruler of Sulu to establish contact, 1899
17Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier requesting the appointment of Sadık Beliğ Bey to the Consulate General in Batavia, 1900
18Decision to appoint Hacı Atâullah Ahmed Efendi as the Ottoman consul to Singapore and Sayyid Hamid Efendi as his honorary chancellor, 1901
19Hacı Atâullah Ahmed Efendi to the Ministry of Education requesting a medal before departing for his mission, 1901
20Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier requesting the payment of the per diem of Hacı Atâullah Ahmed Efendi departing for his mission as the deputy Consul General to Singapore, 1901
21Ibrahim, ruler of Johor, to the sultan announcing the death of Ottoman Consul General in Singapore, 1903
22Order of the Sultan for the replacement of Sadık Beliğ Efendi, the Consul General in Batavia, with a religious person, 1903
23Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier proposing the appointment of Kamil Bey to the Consulate General Singapore along with other appointments, 1904
24Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier requesting the payment of the perdiem of Kamil Bey, the newly appointed Consul General in Singapore, 1904
25Documents pertaining to a letter from an individual in Java to the Sultan requesting the appointment of a diplomat for their protection, 1910
26The appointment of Necib Hacı Efendi to the consulate in Manila, 1910
27Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier requesting permission for the acceptance of the medal awarded by the Romanian government to Reʾfet Bey, Ottoman consul in Batavia, 1911
28Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier about the appointment of Medenî Molla Ahmed Daud Efendi to the consulate in Rangoon, 1913
29Ottoman Foreign Ministry thanks German Consul General in Singapore for protecting the Ottoman subjects during the absence of an Ottoman consul, 1914
30Ottoman chargé d’affaires at The Hague to the Foreign Minister about his initiatives to preserve the confidentiality of the correspondence between the Consulate General in Batavia and the Foreign Ministry, 1915
31Consul General in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the importance of his consulate with regard to informing the Muslims of the region about the ongoing war, 1915
32Ottoman ambassador at The Hague to the Foreign Minister about his initiatives to preserve the confidentiality of the correspondence between the Consulate General in Batavia and the Foreign Ministry, 1915
33Approval of the request of Reʾfet Bey, Consul General in Batavia, to return to Istanbul for medical reasons, 1921
34Note on the annuity payable to Reʾfet Bey, Consul General in Batavia and his deputy who will carry out the business of the consulate during his absence, 1921
35Admiral Bristol, USA High Commissioner in Turkey, hands over the documents of the Ottoman consulate in Singapore to the Turkish government, 1925
5 Information about the Region
1Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry introducing two books about the region he sent, 1884
2Documents pertaining to the assistance of Mr De Sturler for the preparation of an booklet on the Dutch East Indies and the Ottoman administration’s gratification, 1885
3Ottoman ambassador in Madrid to the Foreign Ministry about the Spanish troops in Philippines, 1885
4A report of the Ottoman consul in Bombay about the Dutch East Indies, 1886
5Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry on German military operations in Borneo, 1890
6Ottoman consul in Batavia to Foreign Ministry giving a summary of a book written in Malay about Aceh’s relation to the Ottoman Empire and the Dutch actions against Aceh, 1890
7Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the earthquake in central Java, 1891
8Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the importance of Aceh and the relevant policies of the Europeans, 1891
9Documents pertaining to Franco-Siamese conflict, 1893
10Documents relating to the developments with regard to the Aceh war, 1896
11Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the demonstrations of the Chinese against the Dutch in Singapore, 1897
12Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about Snouck Hurgronje’s activities to manipulate Muslims, 1897
13Documents pertaining to the report of the Ottoman consul in Batavia on Islam and the Dutch administration in Indonesia
14Ottoman consul in Batavia to the sultan on Dutch actions against Teuku Umar, 1898
15Ottoman ambassador in The Hague to the Foreign Ministry on the deliberations in the Dutch parliament about Islam in Indonesia, 1899
16Documents relating to Spanish defeat in Philippines, 1898
17Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the public debate provoked by the Dutch banners that were put on display during the celebrations of the enthronement of the queen, 1898
18Ottoman ambassador in Berlin to the Foreign Ministry on the rumours about and agreement between Germany and Spain entailing the partition of the colonies, 1899
19Foreign minister to the Grand Vizier on the defeat of the Dutch in Aceh and the activities of Snouck Hurgronje, 1899
20Ottoman consul in Batavia to the Foreign Ministry about the revolt of the locals against the Dutch in Banjarmasin, 1899
21Foreign Minister to the Grand Vizier relating that the Raja of Brandan expelled the Dutch who wanted to build railway in his territories, 1900
22Documents relating to Dutch response to newspaper articles about Dutch colonial administration in Indonesia, 1900
23Documents related to the prohibition on the publication of a treatise on the history of Siam, 1900
24Documents related to a book on Indonesia prepared for the Ottoman Sultan by a civil servant of the Dutch colonial administration, 1901
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《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》这个书名，在我阅读之前就勾起了我极大的兴趣。我一直对宏观的历史联系和文化交流有着浓厚的兴趣，而奥斯曼帝国与东南亚这两个区域之间的潜在联系，在我看来，是一个非常独特且值得深入挖掘的课题。奥斯曼帝国，作为一个横跨欧亚非大陆的庞大帝国，其影响力辐射范围极广，其商业网络和文化交流遍及亚欧大陆的大部分地区。而东南亚，作为海上丝绸之路的重要节点，也一直是东西方文明交流的十字路口。那么，这两者之间是否存在着某种程度的互动？书中是否会探讨奥斯曼的商人是否曾抵达东南亚，在那里进行香料、丝绸等商品的贸易？或者，奥斯曼的宗教思想，如伊斯兰教的某些学说或实践，是否曾通过各种渠道传入东南亚，并对其当地的宗教文化产生了影响？我尤其期待书中能够提供一些具体的历史文献或考古发现，来支撑其论点。例如，是否有一些奥斯曼时期的钱币在东南亚出土，或者是否有东南亚的统治者曾派遣使节前往伊斯坦布尔？这些细节，将能帮助我更清晰地认识到，历史的联系往往是多元而复杂的，并且隐藏在许多我们未曾注意到的角落。

读完《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》的篇名，我的思绪便开始在历史的长廊中漫游。奥斯曼帝国，那个曾经辉煌的军事强权，其影响力遍及地中海、巴尔干、中东和北非，它留下的政治、文化遗产至今仍被广泛研究。而东南亚，自古以来就是连接东西方的海上贸易枢纽，海洋文明的沃土，孕育了丰富的多元文化。这两个区域，在地缘上似乎存在着一定的距离，但历史的脉络往往比我们想象的更加复杂和交错。我很好奇，本书将如何描绘这两大文明之间的互动。是基于官方的外交信函，还是民间贸易的记录？是沿着丝绸之路的陆上延伸，还是通过海上丝绸之路的航行？书中是否会探讨奥斯曼在扩张过程中，是否也对远方的东南亚有所关注，比如对其战略地位的考量，或者对当地宗教和政治格局的影响？反之，东南亚的统治者，在面对西方世界时，是否也曾将奥斯曼视为一个潜在的盟友或对手？我设想书中会涉及诸如香料贸易、宗教传播（特别是伊斯兰教在东南亚的兴起与奥斯曼的角色）、甚至是一些零星的航海记录或旅行者的见闻。这样一本能够填补我们对这段历史认知的空白的书籍，无疑具有重要的学术价值和阅读趣味，它让我有机会去思考，那些看似孤立的历史现象，实则可能隐藏着更为宏大和深远的联系。

《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》这个书名，瞬间激发了我对历史叙事的想象。我总觉得，历史研究往往侧重于区域内部的演变，而能够连接不同文明、不同区域的视角，则更能展现历史的全局性和 interconnectedness。奥斯曼帝国，作为伊斯兰世界的重要中心，其政治、经济、军事力量在数百年间对周边地区产生了深远影响。而东南亚，自古以来就是东西方文明交汇的重要地带，其复杂的政治格局和多元的文化传统，也一直是历史学家们关注的焦点。那么，当这两者相遇时，会碰撞出怎样的火花？书中是否会探讨，奥斯曼的扩张是否曾对东南亚的政治格局产生间接的影响？例如，当奥斯曼控制了欧洲与亚洲之间的贸易路线时，是否促使东南亚的贸易转向其他方向，或者更加依赖某些特定的海上通道？抑或是，在宗教层面，奥斯曼作为哈里发的地位，是否在一定程度上影响了东南亚伊斯兰教社群的发展，例如，是否存在一些思想上的交流或借鉴？我特别期待书中能够提供一些具体的案例，比如某个奥斯曼官员是否曾抵达东南亚，或者某个东南亚的统治者是否曾派遣使节前往伊斯坦布尔。这样的细节，将能让历史的叙述更加生动和可信，从而帮助我理解这两大区域之间，那可能比我们想象中更为紧密的联系。

当我看到《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》这个书名时，我的脑海中立刻浮现出一系列可能的研究方向。奥斯曼帝国，以其强大的军事实力和广阔的疆域，在地中海世界和中东地区留下了深刻的印记。而东南亚，则以其丰富的自然资源和优越的地理位置，成为了东西方贸易的重要节点。这两者之间的关系，在我看来，是一个充满探索潜力的领域。本书是否会深入探讨奥斯曼帝国在海上力量方面的扩展，以及这种力量是否曾对东南亚的海上贸易和航线产生影响？我很好奇，书中是否会引用一些关于奥斯曼海军活动的记录，以及这些活动是否与东南亚的港口城市，如马六甲、亚齐等，有过交集。此外，宗教在奥斯曼帝国和东南亚的地位都举足轻重。书中是否会分析奥斯曼作为伊斯兰世界的象征，其宗教权威是否对东南亚的伊斯兰社群产生了某种程度的影响，例如在教义传播、法律体系或苏菲派的活动方面？我特别期待书中能够提供一些具体的历史证据，例如当时留下的航海日志、贸易账簿、或者来自双方使节的报告。这些一手资料，将能帮助我更直观地理解，这两个遥远的文明之间，是如何建立起联系，又会产生怎样的互动。

这本《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》绝对是一本引人入胜的书籍，尽管我还没能有机会深入阅读，但仅凭其标题就已经勾起了我强烈的好奇心。我一直对跨区域历史联系和文化交流的故事深感着迷，而奥斯曼帝国——一个横跨欧亚非三大洲、历史悠久的庞大帝国，与东南亚——这个地理位置独特、文化多元的地区之间可能存在的联系，在我脑海中构建了一幅幅充满想象的画面。这是否意味着在某个时期，奥斯曼的香料贸易触角延伸到了马六甲海峡，抑或是伊斯兰教的传播路径也曾悄然地在两国之间交汇？书中是否会探讨政治、经济、军事上的互动，还是更侧重于文化、宗教、思想的传播与碰撞？我期待书中能够详尽地描绘出这些联系的细节，揭示那些隐藏在历史长河中的微小但重要的交集。想象一下，奥斯曼的苏丹是否曾收到来自爪哇王国的贡品，或者东南亚的航海家是否曾携带他们的航海图前往伊斯坦布尔？书中是否会引用当时的文献、地图、考古发现来佐证这些观点，从而让读者身临其境地感受到历史的厚重与广阔？对于一位对世界历史充满探索欲的读者来说，这样一本能够连接两个看似遥远但可能充满内在联系的地域的书籍，无疑是一次宝贵的知识之旅的开端，我迫不及待地想要翻开它，探索其中隐藏的未知。

在我看来，《奥斯曼-东南亚关系》这个标题本身就充满了诱惑力，它预示着一段跨越地理和文化障碍的历史探索。奥斯曼帝国，作为横跨欧亚非大陆的强大力量，其历史研究一直是历史学界的热点。然而，将其与东南亚这个同样充满活秘和多元文化的地区联系起来，则提供了一个非常新颖的视角。我迫不及待地想知道，书中将如何描绘这两大文明之间的互动。是奥斯曼帝国在海上贸易中的扩张，对东南亚的香料贸易和航线产生了怎样的影响？我非常好奇，书中是否会提及奥斯曼舰队在印度洋的活动，以及它们是否与东南亚的港口城市有过直接或间接的接触。同时，宗教也是连接这两个区域的关键因素。奥斯曼作为伊斯兰世界的中心，其宗教思想和实践，是否对东南亚的伊斯兰教传播和发展产生了重要影响？例如，是否存在一些关于奥斯曼学者或宗教人士前往东南亚的记载，或者东南亚的穆斯林是否曾向奥斯曼学习？我期待书中能够提供具体的证据，例如当时的商业账簿、使节往来的通信，甚至是考古发现。这些细节，将能帮助我更深入地理解，在历史的长河中，不同文明之间是如何相互影响，又会产生怎样的化学反应。