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> many of the already existing roman/byzantine power structures for their rule Reference to justify this? Also, what is "many"? Assuming you don't mean "most",
by einpoklum 5y ago
> many of the already existing roman/byzantine power structures for their rule
Reference to justify this? Also, what is "many"? Assuming you don't mean "most", then, no, I don't see how you could justify that claim.
- ah27182 5y agoI cant say most, thats hard to argue. But definitely many, i found this Turkish book published online that lists out multiple claims of Byzantine influence: https://emagaza-ttk.ayk.gov.tr/detay/623/some-observations-on-the-influence-of-byzantine-institutions-on-ottoman-institutions-1999 https://emagaza-ttk.ayk.gov.tr/detay/623/some-observations-o... Im sure one can argue that this might be biased, but the influence is definitely there. Its a quick search online.