Die Großbotschaften Wolfgang IV. zu Oettingen-Wallersteins und Elçi İbrahim Paşas (1699–1701)

@incollection{QHOD_o:owip.l.hbg.17000617.3, url = {https://gams.uni-graz.at/o:owip.l.hbg.17000617.3}, doi = {}, title = {Wolfgang IV. zu Oettingen-Wallerstein an Kaiser Leopold I., Pera, 17. Juni 1700}, author = {Wolfgang IV. Oettingen-Wallerstein}, editora = {Mayer, Manuela}, booktitle = {Die Großbotschaften Wolfgang IV. zu Oettingen-Wallersteins und Elçi İbrahim Paşas (1699–1701)}, series = {Digitale Edition von Quellen zur habsburgisch-osmanischen Diplomatie 1500–1918}, number = {Projekt 7}, editor = {Strohmeyer, Arno and Dandachi, Laila and Grigoriou, Dimitra and Kurz, Stephan and Mayer, Manuela and Yılmaz, Yasir}, editorb = {Strohmeyer, Arno}, editorc = {Sonnberger, Jakob and Kurz, Stephan}, editorctype = {data modelling}, editoratype = {redactor}, editortype = {editor}, editorbtype = {project lead}, date = {2026}, origlanguage = {de}, origdate = {1700-06-17}, annote = { ÖStA, HHStA Wien Staatenabteilungen, Türkei I Kt. 174, fol. 154r-158v }, publisher = {Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Habsburg {and} Balkan Studies}, location = {Wien}, title_translation_de = {Wolfgang IV. zu Oettingen-Wallerstein an Kaiser Leopold I., Pera, 17. Juni 1700}, title_translation_en = {Wolfgang IV zu Oettingen-Wallerstein to emperor Leopold I, Pera, June 17, 1700}, booktitle_translation_en = {The Grand Embassies of Wolfgang IV zu Oettingen-Wallerstein and Elçi İbrahim Paşa (1699–1701)}, booktitle_translation_de = {Die Großbotschaften Wolfgang IV. zu Oettingen-Wallersteins und Elçi İbrahim Paşas (1699–1701)}, series_translation_de = {Digitale Edition von Quellen zur habsburgisch-osmanischen Diplomatie 1500–1918}, series_translation_en = {Digital Scholarly Edition of Habsburg-Ottoman Diplomatic Sources 1500–1918}, series_translation_tr = {Habsburg-Osmanlı Diplomasisi Kaynakları Dijital Edisyonu 1500–1918}, keywords = {Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that during the Polish-Lithuanian ambassadors re-visit they talked about the war in Livonia and the grand ambassador deduced that no territorial gains will be demanded there. Rzewuski also asked for advice regarding the issue of Christian prisoners, since he had a violent incident at his residence because of it and he stated to take on the Polish prisoners after all of them were freed and not just the first batch. Oettingen-Wallerstein states he finally managed to have a passport issued for the Capuchin priest trying to get to Persia. The grand ambassador corrects former ill-informed reports about sultan Mustafa II latest children and their mothers, a young princess died while a son was born and Constantinople was in mourning for a few days. Regarding the suspected upcoming ceasefire with the Russian Tsardom, Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that he is no longer sure of the matter and that the rumors change every day. A Russian ship trying to pass the Bosporus was stopped and prisoners on board taken without consent were reclaimed. A French ship arrived with instructions regarding the diplomatic dispute and conflict about Ferriol trying to wear his arms during the audience, though Oettingen-Wallerstein does not know about the nature of said instructions but suspects them to be conforming to the Ottoman demands since the French ambassador had a visit with the grand vizier shortly after. Oettingen-Wallerstein states this letter should have been sent earlier, but he held it back due to the confusion and back and forth of the prisoner issue. After an invitation thereto, the grand ambassador attended Mustafa II public entry to a mosque due to a muslim holiday and used the opportunity to visit the Polish-Lithuanian ambassador nearby. He explains that he has to use every opportunity like that due to the extraordinary cost, time consumtion and the risk of ferrying his retinue over the Golden Horn each time. Count Adolph von Sinzendorf died after long illness and Oettingen-Wallerstein requests the emperor to care for his widow and children, since the Habsburg state was indebted with the count. Lastly, Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that the nobles on pilgrimage to Jerusalem have reached Chios.}, abstract = {Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that during the Polish-Lithuanian ambassadors re-visit they talked about the war in Livonia and the grand ambassador deduced that no territorial gains will be demanded there. Rzewuski also asked for advice regarding the issue of Christian prisoners, since he had a violent incident at his residence because of it and he stated to take on the Polish prisoners after all of them were freed and not just the first batch. Oettingen-Wallerstein states he finally managed to have a passport issued for the Capuchin priest trying to get to Persia. The grand ambassador corrects former ill-informed reports about sultan Mustafa II latest children and their mothers, a young princess died while a son was born and Constantinople was in mourning for a few days. Regarding the suspected upcoming ceasefire with the Russian Tsardom, Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that he is no longer sure of the matter and that the rumors change every day. A Russian ship trying to pass the Bosporus was stopped and prisoners on board taken without consent were reclaimed. A French ship arrived with instructions regarding the diplomatic dispute and conflict about Ferriol trying to wear his arms during the audience, though Oettingen-Wallerstein does not know about the nature of said instructions but suspects them to be conforming to the Ottoman demands since the French ambassador had a visit with the grand vizier shortly after. Oettingen-Wallerstein states this letter should have been sent earlier, but he held it back due to the confusion and back and forth of the prisoner issue. After an invitation thereto, the grand ambassador attended Mustafa II public entry to a mosque due to a muslim holiday and used the opportunity to visit the Polish-Lithuanian ambassador nearby. He explains that he has to use every opportunity like that due to the extraordinary cost, time consumtion and the risk of ferrying his retinue over the Golden Horn each time. Count Adolph von Sinzendorf died after long illness and Oettingen-Wallerstein requests the emperor to care for his widow and children, since the Habsburg state was indebted with the count. Lastly, Oettingen-Wallerstein reports that the nobles on pilgrimage to Jerusalem have reached Chios.}, urldate = {2026-05-08}, },