Local patriots and ecumenical Ottomans: The Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople in the Ottoman configuration of power, 1768-1828

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Yusuf Ziya KARABIÇAK

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2020

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DOKTORA

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Şafak Varol

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Ramazan Acun

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This dissertation is a study of the relationship between the Ottoman government andthe Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople between 1768 and 1828. It aims to read Ottoman transformation in the Age of Revolutions by reference to Christian Orthodox populations of Ottoman Europe. The thesis focuses on three crisis points: The Ottoman-Russian War of 1768-1774, the Serbian Revolt of 1804-1813 and the Greek War of Independence of 1821. The main argument is that the turmoil of late eighteenth century, the rise of revolutionary ideologies and the breakdown of security in regions like the Morea, Serbia, Moldavia and
Wallachia forced the Ottoman government and the Orthodox Patriarchate to develop a new relationship with the aim of controlling local aspirations. This relationship was tested several times and was in constant reformulation throughout this period.