Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin

When the Great Turk was called L’Amorat Baquin The way the sultan was formerly appointed is a modest, but curious document, on the judgment which the French public opinion carried on the growing power of the Ottoman empire. The most former generic naming of the sultan could indeed have been L’A...

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Hovedforfatter: Badel, Pierre-Yves
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spelling cairn-RMA_172_0291RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2011-2-page-291?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.172.0291 Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin Badel, Pierre-Yves2012 Chevalier des dameschroniclesoriental wordspublic opinionSultanfre Le Moyen Âge | CXVII | 2 | 2012-01-30 | p. 291-305 | 0027-2841 RMA_17248 When the Great Turk was called L’Amorat Baquin The way the sultan was formerly appointed is a modest, but curious document, on the judgment which the French public opinion carried on the growing power of the Ottoman empire. The most former generic naming of the sultan could indeed have been L’Amorat Baquin. We meet it in the last years of the XIVe century (Froissart’s chronicles, Jean Petit’s poems etc.). It is sometimes associated with a caricatural representation of the sultan (a jester, a swaggerer) and this image is imperative a century later. We meet another naming : L’Amorat Bahy. Both expressions disappear in front of Le Grand Turc or Le Turc. In the second half of the XVIe century, we do not find any more L’Amorat Baquin than at the antiquarians (Estienne, Pasquier, Brantôme). We propose an etymology. In a appendix, we examine the date and the manuscripts of Le Chevalier des dames, one of the texts where the expression is attested.Cairn free access
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topic Chevalier des dames
chronicles
oriental words
public opinion
Sultan
spellingShingle Chevalier des dames
chronicles
oriental words
public opinion
Sultan
Badel, Pierre-Yves
Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
topic_facet Chevalier des dames
chronicles
oriental words
public opinion
Sultan
description When the Great Turk was called L’Amorat Baquin The way the sultan was formerly appointed is a modest, but curious document, on the judgment which the French public opinion carried on the growing power of the Ottoman empire. The most former generic naming of the sultan could indeed have been L’Amorat Baquin. We meet it in the last years of the XIVe century (Froissart’s chronicles, Jean Petit’s poems etc.). It is sometimes associated with a caricatural representation of the sultan (a jester, a swaggerer) and this image is imperative a century later. We meet another naming : L’Amorat Bahy. Both expressions disappear in front of Le Grand Turc or Le Turc. In the second half of the XVIe century, we do not find any more L’Amorat Baquin than at the antiquarians (Estienne, Pasquier, Brantôme). We propose an etymology. In a appendix, we examine the date and the manuscripts of Le Chevalier des dames, one of the texts where the expression is attested.
author Badel, Pierre-Yves
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author_sort Badel, Pierre-Yves
title Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
title_short Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
title_full Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
title_fullStr Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
title_full_unstemmed Quand le Grand Turc s'appelait l'Amorat Baquin
title_sort quand le grand turc s'appelait l'amorat baquin
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