Примеры использования Junayd на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mustafa appointed Junayd as his vizier.
Junayd hastily began to assemble his own army.
Kastritsis reports Junayd may have been one of them.
Junayd took a light galley and sailed to Marmaris.
At the beginning of winter, Junayd besieged Umur at Ayasoluk.
Junayd retreated, with Yakhshi capturing Ayasoluk and Tire.
The town was held by the Kara-subashi, while Junayd held Smyrna.
According to Doukas, Junayd claimed to be operating on behalf of Süleyman.
İsa traveled to Smyrna,where he formed an alliance with Junayd.
Junayd strengthened his fortresses, and awaited the Ottoman Sultan's arrival at Ayasoluk.
On the next day, though, they regrouped and drove Junayd and his men back into the fortress.
Junayd therefore sought to return to Anatolia and his own principality as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, Oruj died and was succeeded by Hamza Bey, the brother of Bayezid,whose life Junayd had spared.
Marching overland with them, Junayd surprised the besiegers and scattered them in a night attack.
The chronicler writes that Mehmed recovered the province and that Junayd was besieged in the"citadel of Smyrna.
Smyrna fell and Junayd retreated to the fortress of İpsili, on the Aegean coast, across from the island of Samos.
According to Doukas,as Leontares was preparing to take possession of Gallipoli, Junayd and Mustafa arrived.
Junayd had captured the province of Aydın, and was laying siege to Ayasoluk, whose governor was evidently loyal to Mehmed.
AH/952-3 AD, a student of the sober Sufi Mystic, Junayd of Baghdad, was one of Al-Makki's early traditionalist teachers.
Junayd"settled in these parts his most faithful followers, and entrusted the entire province to his relatives and friends.
In 1456 Iran's Safavid ruler Shaykh Junayd(1447-1456) was defeated and killed on the banks of the Samur river.
The anonymous Ottoman chronicle, Aḥvāl-i Sulṭān Meḥemmed("Affairs of Sultan Mehmed"),records that after his defeat by Musa at the Battle of İnceğiz(winter 1411/1412), Mehmed was forced to march against Junayd.
The two beys, after finding Junayd gone in the middle of the night, gathered their forces and withdrew in haste to the east.
Hamza avenged his brother when he was appointed Beylerbey of Anatolia in 1424:he defeated Junayd, occupied his domains, seized Junayd and his family, and had them executed.
According to Doukas, when Junayd arrived with his brother and family, Yakhshi provided them with tents for the night.
By 1424, having dealt with threats in other areas,Murad turned against Junayd, intending to limit his domains to Smyrna and its surrounding region.
Mustafa and Junayd fled back to Thessalonica, where the local governor, Demetrios Laskaris Leontares, took them under his protection.
Shortly after nightfall, Junayd secretly assembled his closest friends and household members with seventy swift horses.
According to Doukas,the Sultan sent Junayd a letter, requesting that Junayd send one of his sons as a hostage, as had been agreed at Lopadion.
According to Doukas,Mehmed sent Junayd to Rumeli again, as governor of the frontier province of Nicopolis in Bulgaria, while handing over the province of Aydın to the Bulgarian prince Alexander.