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Two mixed Bektashi dervishes lodges in the Balkans: Osman Baba and Otman Baba dervish convents in the XV th -XVI th centuries

Balkanlar'da kariştirilan i?ki? Bektaşi? zavi?yesi?: XV-XVI. Yüzyilda Osman Baba ve Otman Baba tekkeleri?]
Authors: Kayapinar, Ayşe; Kayapinar, Levent;

Two mixed Bektashi dervishes lodges in the Balkans: Osman Baba and Otman Baba dervish convents in the XV th -XVI th centuries

Abstract

The Dervish lodge of Osman Baba founded in the first quarter of the XV th century and the Dervish convent of Otman Baba established in the last quarter of the same century are mixed with each order each other. In this article we determine that the founders of these two important Bektashi convents in the Balkans are two different people. Using Ottoman survey registers dated between 1515-1573 we study the evolution of these two lodges. With the localization enterprise we try to determine the place of the convent of Otman Baba which is different from Osman Baba lodge.

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Turkey
Keywords

Haskovo, Osman Baba, Balkans, Otman Baba, Bulgaria, Bektashizm

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