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Majka Princa Dzema Srpska Robinja U Har PDF
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nOCTaBJbaHO 6e3 OCHOBa. Blflle n03HaTlfX IfCToplforpa.pcKJfX .1l.eJIa HaCTaJIlfX
O.1l. XV .1l.0 XIX BeKa 06aBellTaBajy Hac .1l.a je MeXMe.1l. OCBajalJ BO.1l,JfO nopeKJIO
O.1l. cpncKe nplfHue3e, He YKa3yjYlllf yseK npeUJf3Ho Ha Mapy BpaHKOBlfll. Meljy
ayroplfMa BPMIf IfCTalllf HajYTlfuajHlfje, a TO cy)l(e.ppoa, CaHCOBlfHO, Carpe.1l.o...
TaKaB ce nO.1l.aTaK MOlKe npOHalllf If KO.1l. Hen03HaTor cpnCKor JIeTOnlfcua.
Ha JIereH.1l,y je KOHalJHO CTaBlfO TalJKY TeK <1>paHu Ba6lfHrep, .1l.0Ka3aBlllf .1l.a
je MeXMe.1l.a II Ha CBeT .1l.0HeJIa po6lflba 1f3 xapeMa.! Ta.1l.a je KOHalJHO .1l.aTO If
1 F. Babinger, "Mehmeds II., des Eroberers, Mutter", y: HCTH, Aujsiitze und Abhand
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gesellschaft m.b.H, 1962, 158-166; Hcm, "Ein FreibriefMehmeds II., des Eroberers, fUr das
Kloster Hagia Sophia zu Saloniki, Eigentum der Sultanin Mara (1459)", y: ucmo, 97-106 (06a
pa.na cy npBH IIYT ofijaBJbeHa ,11;eUeHHjy paHHje). Te pe3YllTaTe je HeKOJlHKO TO,11;HHa ,11;OUHHje
cpncKOj HaYUH rrpe,11;O"lHO r. Ene30BHh (r. Elle30BHh, "HelllTO lllTO ,11;Oca,11; HHCMO 3HaJIH",
[fcmopucKu '1aconuc V (1954-1955), 85-109). PalBOj llereH,lJ;e liafiHHrep HHje HH rroMeHYo
y qYBeHoj fiHorpacpHjH MeXMe,11;a OCBajaqa, allH je 3aTO ,11;OCTa npocropa nOCBeTHO nereH,1J;H 0
nopeKllY 0,11; je,11;He cppaHIJ;yCKe IIpHHue3e, IIITO je H caM CYllTaH y noqeTKY nO,11;CTH~O (HCTH,
Mex,weo OC6aja'l u 1be2060 006a, HOBH Ca.n: MaTHua cpncKa, 1968, 12-13).0 TOMe KaKO cy
Mapy OCllOBJbaBaJIH MeXMe,11; OCBajaq, ,11;OIJ;HHje liajalHT II H .npym BH,IJ;. B. DOlllKOB, "Mapa
IipaHKoBHh y rypCKHM ,11;oKYMeHTHMa H3 CBeTe rope", Xu.Ha1l0apCKU 360plluK 5 (1983),195
196, H A. !Pomh, C6ema ropa u XUHG110ap y Oc.MallCKOM l{apcm6JI (XV-XVII6eK), Deorpa,11;:
322 AJIeKCaHJl.ap <l>OTHn
nity in the Ottoman Empire, New York Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993,28-56; C.
Imber, The Ottoman Empire 1300-1650. The Structure ofPower, Houndmills, Basingstoke:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2002, 87-96.
MajKa npHHua I,leMa cpncKa p06HIM y xapeMy MeXMeJl:a OCBajaqa 323
,n:oragaja. Y ,n:HpeKTHOM cYK06y ,n:Be BojcKe KO,n: JeHHmeXHpa 1481. ro,n:HHe, 1)eM
je noryqeH. To je 6HO npeJIOMHH MOMeHaT y H>eroBoM )KHBOTY. Hape,n:HH nOKYmaj
,n:a OCBOjH BJIaCT ,n:OBeo ra je y jom Te)KH nOJIo)Kaj. IIocTajao je CBe 3aBHcHHjH
o,n: ,n:pymx, ,n:OK HanOCJIeTKY HHje npeTBopeH y npe,n:MeT H>HXOBe nOJIHTHqKe
TprOBHHe. Y 3aTOqeHHmTBY je H npeMHHyo, y TpH.D:eCeT neTOj ro,n:HHH, cJIa6
yCJIe,n: 60JIecTH HJIH MO)K.IJ:a qaK OTpOBaH. 3
HecpenHa cy,n:6HHa npHHn;a 1)eMa npenyHa je 3aHHMJbHBHX 06pTa,
aBaHTYPHCTHqKHX nOTe3a H CKpHBeHHx nOJIHTHqKHX Hrapa, qHjH cy ce KOHn;H
npellJIHTaJIH no qHTaBOM Me,n:HTepauy, o,n: MCTaH6YJIa, npeKo Po,n:oca, KaHpa H
BaTHKaHa, CBe )1.0 jY)l{He <l>paH:U:YCKe. Ta TeMa je O)J.yBeK 3aHHMaJIa H HCTopuqape
H pOMaHOnHCn;e. IIOTOH>H cy, ,n:ajynH MamTH Ha BOJbY, mHpHJIH pOMaHTHquy
CJIHKY 0 npaBOM nycTOJIOBHOM peHecaHCHOM npHH:U:Y, 06,n:apeHOM rrHc:u:y, npH
TOM MYCJIHMauy, qeCTO 3aMarJbyjyhH HCTOpHjcKe qHH>eHHn;e. PeTKH cy OHH KOjH
cy, nonyT MBa AH.D:pHna, BH.D:eJIH ~ cTpauy )KHBOTa HecpenHor H YCaMJbeHOr
MJIa,n:or qOBeKa mTO je TpeliHUY )KHBOTa npoBeo Kao TaJIan;, H30JIOBaH, no,n: jaKoM
CTpa)KOM, 6e3 063Hpa Ha qHH>eHHn;y ,n:a cy My KaTKa,n: H nana H q.aH:U:YCKH KPaJb
YKa3HBMH BJIa)1.apCKe nOqaCTH. 4
KOJIHKO ce MO)Ke BepOBaTH BeCTHMa )1.a je MajKa CYJITaHa 1)eMa, y xapeMY
Ha3BaHa QHqeK-XaTYH, cpnCKor pO)1.a, H TO KHe)KeBCKOr nopeKJIa? Matrem,
inclyta regum Servire famillia natam, 3a6eJIe)KHO je fHjOM KaypceH (Guillaume
Caoursin), CeKpeTap BHTe30Ba pe)1.a CB. JOBaHa ca PO)1.0ca, qOBeK KOjH je, C
063HPOM Ha q.YHK:QHjy, H3BaHpe,lJ.H0 n03HaBao nOJIHTHqKe npHJIHKe Ha JIeBaHTY
H KOjH je, Tpe6a TO HarnaCHTH, pa3roBapao C 1)eMOM. 5 KaypceHa je npOCJIaBHO
OITHC HeycrreJIe onca,n:e Po,n:oca 1480, npeBe)1.eH Ha MHOre je3HKe H mTaMnaH Ben
Hape,lJ.He ro,lJ.HHe mHpOM 3ana,n:He EBpone. lberoB MeMoapCKO-HCTopHorpaq.CKH
onyc qHHe, nope,n: nOMeUYTOr cnHCa, onHCH PO)1.0ca, npeHoca MOmTHjy CBeTor
JOBaHa KpCTHTeJba H3 IJ;apHrpa,n:a Ha PO)1.0C, YJ6YAJbHB onHC 3eMJbOTpeca 1481,
6 Vatin, 89-96.
7 Vatin, IS, 144-145; i. H. Uzun9a~1l1, "Cern Sultan'a dair Be~ Orijinal Vesika", Be
lleten XXIV, 95 (1960), 462, 476; F. Babinger, Spatmittelalterlichefrankische Brieftchaften
aus dem grosherrlichen Seraj zu Stambul, Munchen: Verlag R. Oldenbourg, 1963,30-36; 1.
Lefort, Documents grecs dans les Archives de Topkapi Sarayi. Contribution a l'histoire de
Cern Sultan, Ankara: TTK, 1981,62-64.
S Vatin, IS, 144-145.
9 Hammer, Histoire de I' Empire Ottoman, I, Paris, 1844 (.npyro H3)l,aH>e), 360.
10 Thuasne, 2.
MajKa npHHIl,a ijeMa - cpnCKa p06HIM y xapeMy MexMe,ll,a Ocsajaqa 325
11 AH,ll,pHn, 59. .
12 Iia6HHrep, MeXMeo Oceaja'l, 148,374.
13 inalcIk, "Djem"; Vatin, 15.
14 Thuasne, 2. 0 HanopHMa Mamje KopBHHa ,ll,a ,ll,06lfje UeMa, Blf.U. inalclk, "'A Case
Aleksandar Fotic
Summary
<;i~ek Hatun, the mother of Prince Cern, by all accounts was a slave girl of noble
origin who was captured by the Ottomans between 1454 and 1458 during their raids on
the Serbian Despotate. She ended in the harem of Mehmed the Conqueror. She actively
supported Cern's struggle for the throne and also helped him in his attempts to escape
captivity. Analysed are the sources which offer evidence regarding her background, life
and her influence on political events in the Mediterranean towards the end of the 15 th
century. She was greatly respected at the Court of the Mamluk Sultan Kait Bey, where
she lived in exile. The Sultan even married his son to Cern's daughter. <;i~ek Hatun was
an unavoidable political factor in power battles fought amongst Sultan Bayezid II, knights
of Rhodes, the Kings of France and Hungary, the Pope and the Mamluk Sultan for control
over her son until his death in 1495.
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Volume CXXXIV
Book 32
DESPOTATE IN 1459
Accepted at the VI Meeting of the Department of Historical Sciences, June 30, 2010
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source for the researching ofthe Serbian history ofthe 15th century ............................ 24
documents of Vuk Brankovic and his successors ........... ............................ ............ ...... 32
Milos Blagojevic, Despot Djura4j Brankovic and the Serbian statehood ..................... 54
Mirjana Zivojinovic, Le Mont Athos dans les actes du Grand celnik Radic aux
Sinisa Misic, Restoration ofthe Despotate and its boundaries (1444-1459) ............... 73
Danica Popovic, Desert monasticism in the times ofthe Brankovic dynasty .............. 134
Smilja Marjanovic-Du~anic, On the use and meaning ofthe Topoi ofthe "Last
generation" and the" End ofdays" in the Serbian late medieval tradition ................ 184
nypo TOIllHn, 50caHcKa Ha306U "KpU6Ulja" 3a nao CpncKe oecnom06uHe ............... 185
Djuro To~ic, Bosnia:S alleged" cUlpability" for the fall ofthe Serbian Despotate .... 192
Jelena Mrgic, The last two members ofthe house ofKotromanic and the Despotate .. 201
Neven Isailovic, Marriage plans ofthe Kotromanic dynasty and the mid-15lh
Maja Nikolic, Byzantine historians ofthe ;rvth century and the fall
Marko Suica, The col/apse ofSerbian medieval state within a historical perspective .. 285
SimlL¢irkovt~,! Smederevo fortress and the beginning ofTurkish rule ....................... 290
Ema Miljkovic, The fall ofSmederevo and the formation ofthe Smederevo Sanjak ... 301
Aleksandar Krstic, The fall ofSerbia from the perspective ofthe Conqueror:
Aleksandar Fotic, The mother ofPrince Cem - Serbian slave in the harem
Radivoj Radic, Byzantology and the fall ofthe Serbian Despotate .............................. 371
3a:WKa Ucpaoa ...... ............ ................. ............ ................. .............. ............... .......... ...... 393
Branislav Cvetkovic, Antique Spolia in the Castle and Fortress walls ofSmederevo 406
Petar Rokai, Tracing the route ofthe Serbian despots' Crown .................................... 439