The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society

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List of illustrations Preface Part I. Mamluk Rule and Succession: 1. Literary offerings: a genre of courtly literature P. M. Holt 2. Rank-and-file Mamluks versus amirs: new norms in the Mamluk military institution Amalia Levanoni 3. Mamluk amirs and their families and households Donald S. Richards 4. Joseph's law - the careers and activities of Mamluk descendants before the Ottoman conquest of Egypt Ulrich Haarmann Part II. Mamluk Households: Coherence and Disintegration: 5. The re-emergence of the Mamluks following the Ottoman conquest Michael Winter 6. 'Mamluk households' and 'Mamluk factions' in Ottoman Egypt: a reconsideration Jane Hathaway 7. Personal loyalty and political power of the Mamluks in the eighteenth century Thomas Philipp 8. The Mamluk beylicate of Egypt in the last decades before its destruction by Muhammad 'Ali Pasha in 1811 Daniel Crecelius Part III. Mamluk Culture, Science and Education: 9. Mamluk astronomy and the institution of the Muwaqqit David A. King 10. The Mamluks as Muslims: the military elite and the construction of Islam in medieval Egypt Jonathan P. Berkey 11. The late triumph of the Persian bow: critical voices on the Mamluk monopoly of weaponry Ulrich Haarmann 12. Concepts of history as reflected in Arabic historiographical writing in Ottoman Syria and Egypt (1517-1700) Otfried Weintritt 13. Cultural life in Mamluk households (late Ottoman period) Nelly Hanna Part IV. Mamluk Property, Geography and Urban Society: 14. The residential districts of Cairo's elite in the Mamluk and Ottoman periods (fourteenth to eighteenth centuries) Andre Raymond 15. Patterns of urban patronage in Cairo: a comparison between the Mamluk and the Ottoman periods Doris Behrens-Abouseif 16. Notes on the early nazar al-khass Donald P. Little 17. Coptic festivals of the Nile: aberrations of the past? Huda Lutfi 18. Marriage in the late eighteenth-century Egypt Afaf Lutfi Al-Sayyid Marsot Index.

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