ASVe, Bailo a Costantinopoli, Carte turche, Busta 251, Fascicle 335, 63
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1625-05-25 (uncertain; approximate)
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Order sent to the sancakbeys, kadıs, and dizdars on the route from Istanbul to Venice regarding the return of the Venetian ambassador, Simon Kostarin Kavalir, to Venice by the sea. The Ottoman officials are ordered to ensure his and his mens' safety, never allow anyone interfere with their affairs or take any of their belongings including a horse that was given to him as a gift. They were to provide them with their need in exchange for money. The Venetian ambassador was accompanied by a chavush and a janissary but their names are not given in the text (gaps in the text).
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Evasıt-ı Şaban 1034:Evasit
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61220/utsc67271
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Carte_Turche_438
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5/25/1625
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Order sent to the sancakbeys, kadıs, and dizdars on the route from Istanbul to Venice regarding the return of the Venetian ambassador, Simon Kostarin Kavalir, to Venice by the sea. The Ottoman officials are ordered to ensure his and his mens' safety, never allow anyone interfere with their affairs or take any of their belongings including a horse that was given to him as a gift. They were to provide them with their need in exchange for money. The Venetian ambassador was accompanied by a chavush and a janissary but their names are not given in the text (gaps in the text).
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