Οθωμανικοί στρατοί

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Codex Vindobonensis (1591)

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Οι Οθωμανοί καταλαμβάνουν την Τιφλίδα 1578

Battle of Nicopolis (1396)



https://el.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Αρχείο: ... opolis.jpg

Στην πραγματικότητα οι Ευρωπαίοι απεικονίζονται με οπλισμό του 16ου αιώνα





Κανονικά θα έπρεπε να είναι κάπως έτσι:

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http://warfare.6te.net/Ottoman/byEurope ... Madcap.htm

A European traveller, towards the end of the sixteenth century, saw a Delhi one day in Adrianople and, incredibly, had a conversation with him. The Delhi was wearing his usual outrageous mode of dress which consisted of a type of jacket made from the skin of a bear, as were his breeches. He wore yellow leather boots with pointed toes and high backs and heels which were shod with iron and large spurs. On his head was a large bonnet made from leopardskin which hung down over one of his shoulders to which was fastened the large tail of an eagle. Two eagle wings were fixed to it also by two iron nails. He was armed with a scimitar, a dagger and a mace. The traveller described him as being mounted on a Turkish horse decked with the whole skin of a lion, fastened lo which were a bow, a lance and a pole-axe. Through a translator, the traveller asked him about his ancestry and his religion. He also asked him 'why hee did apparrell himselfe so strangely, and with such great feathers?' The Delhi replied that it was to make himself look more fearsome and furious to his enemies. As for the feathers he said it was the custom amongst his people that only those who had accomplished some brave or memorable deed wear them and that they were 'the true ornament of a valiant man of warre' which was, as the traveller wrote, 'all that I could learne of this pretty Delly'.

Source: N. Nicolay, Perigrinations Faites en Turquie 1577

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The Mongol invasion in Hungary in Chronica Hungarorum by Johannes de Thurocz (1488)


https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi ... rjárás.JPG

Οι Μογγόλοι του 13ου αι. απεικονίζονται ως Οθωμανοί του 15ου αι.

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Τον 13ο αι. οι Μογγόλοι ήταν κάπως έτσι.

Σχέδια Χρήστου Γιαννόπουλου
Μογγόλος πεζός

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Μογγόλος ιπποτοξότης

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Λίγο αργότερα...
Τουρκομογγόλος Τιμουρίδης την εποχή των Οθωμανών

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Πιο άκυρες ζωγραφιές απο του τύπου παραπάνω δεν υπάρχουν.

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http://warfare.6te.net/Ottoman/byEurope ... Madcap.htm

A European traveller, towards the end of the sixteenth century, saw a Delhi one day in Adrianople and, incredibly, had a conversation with him. The Delhi was wearing his usual outrageous mode of dress which consisted of a type of jacket made from the skin of a bear, as were his breeches. He wore yellow leather boots with pointed toes and high backs and heels which were shod with iron and large spurs. On his head was a large bonnet made from leopardskin which hung down over one of his shoulders to which was fastened the large tail of an eagle. Two eagle wings were fixed to it also by two iron nails. He was armed with a scimitar, a dagger and a mace. The traveller described him as being mounted on a Turkish horse decked with the whole skin of a lion, fastened lo which were a bow, a lance and a pole-axe. Through a translator, the traveller asked him about his ancestry and his religion. He also asked him 'why hee did apparrell himselfe so strangely, and with such great feathers?' The Delhi replied that it was to make himself look more fearsome and furious to his enemies. As for the feathers he said it was the custom amongst his people that only those who had accomplished some brave or memorable deed wear them and that they were 'the true ornament of a valiant man of warre' which was, as the traveller wrote, 'all that I could learne of this pretty Delly'.

Source: N. Nicolay, Perigrinations Faites en Turquie 1577

Τυπική εμφάνιση Βλάχου ελαφρού ιππέα.

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Coat-of-arms of the Radak family, Hungary, 1514


http://warfare.6te.net/16/Radak_coat_of_arms.htm

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Σπαχήδες

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Εξαιρετικό μουσειακό δείγμα, εντυπωσιακό, θα πλήρωνα για να το δω απο κοντά!

Αλγεινή εντύπωση προκαλεί το γεγονός ότι δεν υπάρχει σχεδόν το παραμικρό αντίστοιχο δείγμα ανατολικορωμαϊκής θωράκισης και οπλισμού.

Η δικαιολογία που διάβασα είναι ότι απλά υπήρχε φτώχεια και τα έλιωσαν όλα να τα κάνουν τσάπες και σκεπάρνια.

Ξέρει κανείς κάτι παραπάνω