Vysoká porta (Slovak Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Vysoká porta" in Slovak language version.

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Ako uvádza turecká historička Tülay Artan (citujúc Turan, Ebru (2007), The Sultan's Favorite: İbrahim Pasha and the Making of the Ottoman Universal Sovereignty in the Reign of Sultan Süleyman (1516-1526), Ph.D. dissertation, Chicago: University of Chicago, str. 152, http://www.academia.edu/1823612/The_Sultans_Favorite_%C4%B0brahim_Pasha_and_the_Making_of_the_Ottoman_Universal_Sovereignty_in_the_Reign_of_Sultan_S%C3%BCleyman_1516-1526_ ): „In fact, Süleyman I had granted his favorite İbrahim Paşa (in office, 1523 – 1536) the privilege of holding the council meetings in his own residence, “a novelty that stupefied everybody” at the time.”^[21] Nemecký orientalista a historik Franz Babinger naproti tomu datuje vznik veľkovezírovej výsady usporadúvať ikindi divânı vo svojom paláci ešte ku koncu vlády Mehmeda II.^[22]

Gustav Bayerle, Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Bloomington, Inner Asian & Uralic National Resource Center, c2016, http://www.indiana.edu/~iaunrc/content/gustav-bayerle, dost. 2016-05-07
Gustav Bayerle, Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Bloomington, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, c2016 (vyd. 2016-04-11), http://www.indiana.edu/~nelc/people/bayerle.shtml, dost. 2016-05-07

Romsics, Ignác (1996), „Hungarian studies at Indiana University“, Hungarian Studies 11 (2): 292, ISSN 0236-6568, http://epa.oszk.hu/01400/01462/00019/pdf/291-297.pdf#page=2
„Vysoká porta“, Malá československá encyklopedie, VI. Š – Ž, Praha: Academia, 1987, str. 659, OCLC 63817152 . „Vysoká porta, Porta – pův. rezidence sultána osmanské říše v Istanbulu, posléze přeneseně vláda (popř. jen min. zahr.) osmanské říše nebo tato říše vůbec.“
Pozri napr. Griffis, William Elliot (1907), The Japanese Nation in Evolution : Steps in the Progress of a Great People, London: George G. Harrap & Company, str. 102, OCLC 1373966, http://archive.org/details/cu31924023223062