Author
Asım Efendi Küçükçelebizade, 1685-1759 or 1760, Raşit Efendi, -1735, İbrahim Müteferrika, 1674?-1745, راشد افندي, ابراهيم متفرقه, عاصم افندي كوچوكچلبي زاده
Author Original
راشد افندي ابراهيم متفرقه عاصم افندي كوچوكچلبي زاده
Publication Date
1741
Publication Place
Qusṭanṭanīyah -
Ibrāhīm min Mutafarriqahʹkān
Subject
Arabic type -- Specimens, Turkey -- 1683-1829
Type
kitap
Language
tur, ota
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
5
Physical Dimensions
5 preliminary leaves, 158 leaves ; 32 cm (folio)
Library
University of Michigan Library
Library Asset ID
54198287
Record ID
11102845527
Library Location
Flint Thompson Library, UM Ann Arbor Libraries, University Library
Date
1741
Notes
Text printed in Arabic type on thin burnished paper., Floral woodcut head-piece at beginning of text., The fifteenth of 17 works printed by Ibrahim Müteferrika, "müteferrika" (house steward) to Sultan Ahmed III, and first printer of moveable Arabic type in the Muslim world., Imprint taken from colophon., Caption title., Continuation of Raṣit Efendi's Ta'rīkh-i Rāshid, and the third in a trilogy of official Ottoman histories. ‡b The superficiality of Asim's "history," which is little more than a court chronicle of the years 1134 to 1141 (1721/22-1728/29), conveys the frivolity and complacency of the "Tulip Period" of the Ottoman Empire; see J.R. Walsh, "C̆elebi-zade," Encyclopaedia of Islam (New ed.), 2:20.
Katkıda Bulunanlar
Raşit Efendi, -1735. Tarih-i Raşit., İbrahim Müteferrika, 1674?-1745.
Son Dizinleme Tarihi
20251208
Biçim
Book, Available Online
Medya Biçimi
Mode of access: Internet.
Referanslar
Breslauer, M. Books, manuscripts, autograph letters from the fourteenth to the present century (Catalogue 97), 96o, Babinger, F. Geschichtschreiber der Osmanen und ihre Werke, 269, 294, Toderini, G. Letteratura turchesca (1787 edition), III:183-194, Watson, W.J. "İbrahim Müteferrika and Turkish incunabula," Journal of the American Oriental Society 88, no. 3 (July-Sept. 1968): 435-441, page 4440, no. 15
Konular (Diğer)
1683-1829, Arabic type, Turkey, Specimens, History