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Resource Name New sources on the history of the Black Sea
Author Ștefan Andreescu
ISBN 978-973-577-470-7
Material type Text
Subject history and archeology; Black Sea region, Dobrudja, Romania (Europe)
Publisher Institutul Cultural Român, București

Year 2005
Format 20 cm, 262 p., color ill.
Format printing
Language Romanian
Annotation Izvoare noi cu privire la istoria Mării Negre (original title). This paper presents the history of the Black Sea in the light of historical sources. At the same time, the book presents the political and trade relations between the riparian countries in the view of Western observers in the 17th and 18th centuries. „Biblioteca de istorie” series. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.

Foreword - New Genoese information on the White Fortress - Other Genoese documents on Carlo Lomellino's expedition to the Black Sea - A Genoese act from 1453 or about the limits of the quantitative method - New news about grain exports through the White Fortress and the mouth of the Danube - Caffa, han crâmlean Hadgji Ghirai and Moldova, new news from a Genoese act - Vlad voda Țepeș and Mahmud passes the Greek: on the edge of a controversial source - A new Genoese act on Stephen the Great - Ștefan cel Mare and Zaccaria Ghizolfi, the senior from Matrega: some notes about their relationship - New data on "Teodorcha de Telicha" - The White Fortress: "the key to Lithuania" ? - A new news about the Cantacuzins of Constantinople in the middle of the sixteenth century - Other news about the alliance of the Tartars with the Cazacs in the northern Black Sea - Principality of Mingrelia and the Ottoman Gate: political and trade relations (first half of the 17th century) - Crimea in the view of Western observers in the 17th and 18th centuries – Copyright.

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