a Rainha Maldita:
the Executioner: " . . . The reconstitution of the empire stated with Mehmed seizing Bursa from Isa in 1404. He then made an alliance with Musa, and murdered Suleiman in 1410. After that, Mehmed made an alliance with the emperor of Byzantium, Manuel Palaeologus, and murdered Musa. Since Isa mysteriously disappeared during the war with Suleiman, Mehmed was free to crown himself sultan of Anatolia and Rumelia. He did so in 1413 and became the fifth sovereign of the Ottoman Empire, earning the nickname the Executioner. . ." (Wells: 180)
Master, the Young Master (Tur. Celebi): Mehmed I of the Ottoman Empire.
--" . . . Mehmed I finally emerged as the winner after defeating his brother Musa at the Battle of Camurlu (5 July 1413). From 1413 until his death in 1421, Mehmed I (known as Sultan Mehmed Celebi, or Kyritzes in Greek) reigned as sole Ottoman sultan, although he was not uncontested. . . ." (Kastritsis: 2)
--"Mehemmed I, Ottoman Sultan, reigned 816/24/1413-21, also known as Celebi (Turkish 'of high descent', 'prince') or as Kirishdji (from Krytzes, meaning in Greek 'young lord'). . . ." (Singh: 559)
Adni
Egri Fatihi (Tur)
the Equitable
the Warrior of the Faith
--" . . . Mehmed IV's great passion was hunting -- he acquired the epithet 'the Hunter' -- and his preferred residence was Edirne, where from the sanctuary of his palace outside the town he could follow the chase free from the squabbles of the capital. . . ." (Finkel: 263)
--"Horse breeding was a matter of prince concern to the Ottomans. For some sultans, the collection of prize horses became almost an obsession, as was the case with Mehemmed IV (reigned 1058/99/1648-87), who came to be known as Awdji Mehemmed or Mehemmed the huntsman. . . ." (Singh: 644)
the Master, the Young Master (Tur. Celebi):
--" . . . Mehmed I finally emerged as the winner after defeating his brother Musa at the Battle of Camurlu (5 July 1413). From 1413 until his death in 1421, Mehmed I (known as Sultan Mehmed Celebi, or Kyritzes in Greek) reigned as sole Ottoman sultan, although he was not uncontested. . . ." (Kastritsis: 2)
--"Mehemmed I, Ottoman Sultan, reigned 816/24/1413-21, also known as Celebi (Turkish 'of high descent', 'prince') or as Kirishdji (from Krytzes, meaning in Greek 'young lord'). . . ." (Singh: 559)
Resat, Reşat, Reşad
Vahdettin, Vahideddin
the Old
the Bishop-Builder
Meirchion Gul, King of Rheged
the Lean.
Queen of Paris.
la Reina de Copla
Merfyn Frych, King of Gwynedd
the Freckled [104]
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