Entstehungsdatum
3. September 1624
Absendeort
Konstantinopel nach Wien
Sender
Johann Jakob
Kurtz von Senftenau
Archiv
ÖStA, HHStA Wien
Staatenabteilungen, Türkei I
Kt. 109, Kv. 2, fol. 188r-197v
Edition
Aneliya Stoyanova, Zsuzsanna Cziráki, Manuela Mayer
Datenmodellierung
Stephan Kurz, Jakob Sonnberger, Dimitra Grigoriou
hg. von
Aneliya Stoyanova, Zsuzsanna Cziráki, Manuela Mayer, Stephan Kurz, Jakob Sonnberger
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Abstract
Kurtz's letter to the emperor from 29 August could not reach its destination due to the
impassability of the roads, so a copy is attached to this letter. Since then Kurtz
has had another audience with the pasha of Buda, but in vain has he tried to persuade
him to release him, still demanding the arrival of the commissaries and the
punishment of the culprits of the last raid. The emperor had repeatedly promised the pasha to send
the commissaries for a long time, but their delay and the clashes in the hinterland in
the meantime gave the impression that the emperor was not serious about peace. A
large army has gathered at Buda, and the pasha of Bosnia and the Tartar auxiliaries
were preparing for war, against the Ottoman peace wishes. The pasha of Buda is only keeping
his troops together until St Demeter's Day. If neither a campaign nor a peace treaty
is concluded by then, the pasha will be accused by his enemies at the Porte of having
been bribed by the emperor. By withholding Kurtz, the pasha is seeking to prove his
innocence to the Porte in this unfortunate situation. According to Kurtz, the delay
of the commissaries would discredit the emperor's word and the assembled armies might
even break the peace. In addition, the pasha asks for
5-6,000 talers in exchange for the safety of the envoy. Kurtz recommends the courier
Christoph Ganawitzer, worthy of a gift for his service throughout the mission. The envoy
encloses with the letter his accounts of expenses. He also encloses a letter from the
pasha of Buda to the emperor, identical in content to the one he wrote to Michael
Adolph von Althan, and the usual Ottoman complaints about the border.
Schlagwörter
border, bribe, commission, correspondence, courier, finances, Holy Roman Emperor, internuntius, Ottoman governor-general of Buda, Ottoman sultan, pasha of Bosnia, peace, raids
Zitiervorschlag
Johann Jakob Kurtz von Senftenau an Ferdinand II., Ofen, 3.
September 1624, Edition: Aneliya Stoyanova, Zsuzsanna Cziráki, Manuela Mayer, Datenmodellierung: Stephan Kurz, Jakob Sonnberger, Dimitra Grigoriou, in: Die Gesandtschaft des Johann Jakob Kurtz von Senftenau
(1623–1624), hg. von: Aneliya Stoyanova, Zsuzsanna Cziráki, Manuela Mayer, Stephan Kurz, Jakob Sonnberger (Digitale Edition von Quellen zur habsburgisch-osmanischen
Diplomatie 1500–1918, hg. von Arno Strohmeyer, Projekt 4), Wien 2024.
Online unter:
https://gams.uni-graz.at/o:kuse.l.hbg.16240903Permalink/Handle:
hdl:11471/1020.60.42