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1 Antonio Bruni (see below) notes in his treatise, Relazione dell'Albania (1596), for example, that the Dobrudja was populated by Kızılbash Yürüks, who traced their origins to the authorities’ reprisal for the rebellion of Shahqulı in 1511. This may well explain the evolution of the Balkans as a stronghold of Bektashism in later centuries.
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J. M. Rogers
J. M. Rogers
J.M. Rogers is an Ottoman social and cultural historian and was Khalili Professor of Islamic Art and Archaeology at SOAS, University of London. He is currently affiliated with the Nour Foundation (London).