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| EVENTS of the Year 1000 of the Hijrah. |
| The Grand VezÍr, FerhÁd PÁshÁ, deposed, and the VezÍrship conferred on SÍÁvush PÁshÁ | 1 |
| The Militia of TabrÍz | 2 |
| The MuftÍ EffendÍ, BostÁnÍzÁdeh, deposed, and ZekerÍÁ EffendÍ appointed in his stead | 3 |
| Disturbance on the Confines of Bosnia and Hungary—Movements of the Infidels | 4 |
| News from the East | 5 |
| Concerning learned Men | 5 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1001, H. |
| The SpÁhÍs create a Disturbance in the DivÁn | 11 |
| The Grand VezÍr, SÍÁvush PÁshÁ, deposed | 12 |
| A Rupture betwixt the Ottomans and the Austrians | 13 |
| The Grand VezÍr, SinÁn PÁshÁ, determines on carrying the War into Hungary | 16 |
| The Enemy advances to Belgrade | 19 |
| Felk falls into the hands of the Enemy | 20 |
| The Faithless are chastised | 22 |
| The base and ignoble Infidels besiege KhutvÁn | 23 |
| The Siege of OsterghÚn | 24 |
| The Request of the Prime Minister—The Succour of the magnificent Emperor | 27 |
| Yanuk laid siege to | 29 |
| The Moslem Warriors begin an Assault | 30 |
| EVENTS of the Years 1005, H. |
| The Conquest of Yanuk | 31 |
| Komran laid siege to | 33 |
| Concerning the bad Management of the Commander-in-Chief; his Error and Failure in some other Matters | 35 |
| The Waiwoda of Moldavia rebels | 36 |
| Concerning the Insurrection occasioned by Michael, Waiwoda of Valachia | 37 |
| Death of SultÁn MurÁd III. | 39 |
| The late Emperor’s Age—The time of his Reign—Some of his virtues and good deeds described | 41 |
| VezÍrs contemporary with SultÁn MurÁd KhÁn | 42 |
| Learned Men contemporary with SultÁn MurÁd KhÁn | 44 |
| Reverend Doctors contemporary with MurÁd KhÁn | 46 |
| Facts relative to the new Emperor, SultÁn Mohammed KhÁn III. | 48 |
| Insurrection of the Valachians and Moldavians | 49 |
| FerhÁd PÁshÁ makes preparations for War | 50 |
| The SpÁhÍs raise a Tumult | 51 |
| FerhÁd PÁshÁ prepares to set out for Valachia | 53 |
| Continuation of FerhÁd’s Affairs | 55 |
| FerhÁd arrives on the Banks of the Danube | 55 |
| FerhÁd is deposed—SinÁn PÁshÁ raised to the Premiership | 56 |
| SinÁn PÁshÁ’s Operations in Valachia | 59 |
| A Council held—A Fortress built | 61 |
| Concerning the Enemy’s Operations on the Frontiers | 61 |
| The Moslem Army advances to OsterghÚn, and is defeated | 62 |
| The apostate Michael gains a Victory | 63 |
| The Fortress of Yerkok taken | 65 |
| OsterghÚn delivered up to the Enemy | 66 |
| VishÉgrade is taken by the Enemy | 66 |
| The Grand VezÍr deposed—LÁlÁ Mohammed PÁshÁ made Grand VezÍr | 66 |
| SinÁn PÁshÁ is made Grand VezÍr a fifth time | 67 |
| SinÁn PÁshÁ’s Counsel to the Emperor | 68 |
| SinÁn PÁshÁ’s Death—IbrahÍm PÁshÁ is made Grand VezÍr | 69 |
| Strife and Contention between Sa’d-Úd-dÍn EffendÍ and the MuftÍ | 69 |
| The Emperor of the Moslems prepares to set out for the Seat of War | 71 |
| A Council held | 73 |
| Agria besieged | 74 |
| The Moslems are threatened by another immense Host of Infidels | 77 |
| Jafer PÁshÁ sent with a body of Troops to surprise the Enemy | 79 |
| The Orthodox Army advances to meet the Enemy | 82 |
| The Battle of the First Day | 84 |
| The Battle of the Second Day—The Defeat of the Enemy | 85 |
| The Premiership conferred on Jaghaleh ZÁdeh SinÁn PÁshÁ | 91 |
| The Fugitives punished | 92 |
| The conquering Moslems return to Agria | 93 |
| The Emperor returns to Constantinople | 94 |
| Jaghaleh, the Grand VezÍr, deposed—IbrahÍm is re-appointed | 94 |
| Concerning Fateh GherÁÍ | 97 |
| New Appearances of Hostilities | 99 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1006, H. |
| A Council held—The Army marches on WÁj | 102 |
| The Grand VezÍr, IbrahÍm PÁshÁ, deposed—KhÁdem Hasan PÁshÁ succeeds to the Premiership | 106 |
| JerÁh Mohammed PÁshÁ raised to the Premiership | 109 |
| The Enemy gains advantage at Yanuk by stratagem | 109 |
| The Moslems determine on attacking Warad | 112 |
| State of Affairs in Bassra | 114 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1007, H. |
| Account of the late Expedition, continued from last Year | 115 |
| Warad besieged | 119 |
| Concerning the Fall of Besperim, Polata, Tata, and the Siege of Buda | 125 |
| KhÁdem HÁfiz Ahmed PÁshÁ routed at Nicopolis by the odious Michael | 127 |
| The Grand VezÍrship conferred a third time on IbrahÍm PÁshÁ | 129 |
| SatÚrjÍ Mohammed PÁshÁ murdered—EtmekjÍ ZÁdeh imprisoned | 131 |
| Strange Conduct of the new Grand VezÍr, IbrahÍm PÁshÁ | 133 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1008, H. |
| Account of IbrahÍm PÁshÁ’s further Operations | 136 |
| The French Soldiers stationed at Papa join the OsmÁnlÍs | 140 |
| Laudable Qualities of IbrahÍm PÁshÁ | 142 |
| Concerning AbulhelÍm | 144 |
| The State of Yemen (Arabia-felix) | 146 |
| IbrahÍm PÁshÁ’s Movements against Kaniza | 146 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1009, H. |
| Kaniza taken | 153 |
| HÁjÍ IbrahÍm PÁshÁ defeated by Kara YazÍjÍ (Scrivano) | 157 |
| The odious Michael’s Troops defeated | 159 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1010, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr IbrahÍm PÁshÁ’s death—YemishjÍ Hasan PÁshÁ succeeds him in the Premiership | 160 |
| Concerning TarnÁkjÍ Hasan PÁshÁ going to Kaniza | 164 |
| The Enemy return to lay siege to Kaniza | 165 |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief, YemishjÍ Hasan PÁshÁ, marches against the Enemy | 166 |
| Kaniza is besieged | 168 |
| Arrival of the Arch-Duke Mathias | 179 |
| Some further Account of the Affairs relative to Kaniza—The Arrival of the Commander-in-Chief at Sigetwar | 197 |
| State of Matters in the East—Concerning Scrivano | 199 |
| Some other Events of this Year—Karah YÁzijÍ dies in the Mountains of JÁnbeg | 200 |
| Concerning the rebel DelÍ Hasan, the Brother of Karah YÁzijÍ—Hasan PÁshÁ, the Commander-in-Chief, falls a Martyr | 201 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1011, H. |
| Hasan PÁshÁ recovers Alba Julia | 202 |
| The Commander-in-Chief conducts an Expedition into Transylvania | 204 |
| Pest taken—Buda is besieged | 206 |
| GhÁzÍ GherÁÍ KhÁn arrives with a TÁtÁr Army | 210 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1012, H. |
| Advantage gained by the Rebel DelÍ Hasan—MahmÚd PÁshÁ is appointed in the room of KhosrÚ PÁshÁ | 211 |
| Several changes take place | 212 |
| Concerning Ghaznafer AghÁ and OsmÁn AghÁ, ÁghÁ of the Palace | 212 |
| YemishjÍ Hasan PÁshÁ returns to Constantinople | 213 |
| MahmÚd PÁshÁ reports these Proceedings to the Emperor, who refuses to sanction the Deed of the MuftÍ | 215 |
| PoirÁz OsmÁn and other Rebels executed | 221 |
| Other Affairs of this Period | 226 |
| Concerning the Operations of the new Commander-in-Chief, Mohammed PÁshÁ | 229 |
| The Grand VezÍr YemishjÍ Hasan PÁshÁ deposed—Dies a violent death | 234 |
| KÁsim PÁshÁ is made Governor of Constantinople | 239 |
| The Commencement of a Rupture with Persia | 240 |
| The ShÁh of Persia marches upon TabrÍz | 242 |
| The Capture of NakhchevÁn | 248 |
| Death of SultÁn Mohammed KhÁn, son of MurÁd KhÁn | 249 |
| Of learned Men | 251 |
| Concerning Grand VezÍrs and other Great Men | 251 |
| Concerning the UlemÁ, or higher order of Ecclesiastics | 253 |
| Of the MeshÁiekh, or Priests | 254 |
| The Arrival of the Fleet—Concerning the Grand VezÍr, YÁvuz AlÍ PÁshÁ | 258 |
| AlÍ PÁshÁ, Grand VezÍr, is appointed Commander-in-Chief over the Troops employed against Hungary, and Jeghala ZÁdeh is appointed to the command in the East | 259 |
| A variety of Changes in the Ecclesiastical and Military Establishments | 260 |
| Some further Account of DelÍ Hasan (Brother of Scrivano) | 262 |
| Continuation of the Account of the War carried on against the Heretics—The ShÁh reduces RevÁn | 263 |
| The ShÁh conquers ShirwÁn | 264 |
| Kars is besieged—Other Acts of Hostility by the Red Heads | 265 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1013, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr, AlÍ PÁshÁ, sets out for Belgrade | 267 |
| LÁlÁ Mohammed PÁshÁ succeeds AlÍ PÁshÁ in all his Offices | 274 |
| The Infidels abandon Pest | 275 |
| The Fortress of WÁj conquered | 276 |
| OsterghÚn is laid siege to | 276 |
| Concerning Botchkai | 279 |
| A Battle fought between the Germans and Hungarians | 281 |
| Concerning the Defeat of KÁsim PÁshÁ | 283 |
| SÁrukjÍ Mustafa PÁshÁ is made Deputy of Constantinople—Other Promotions take place | 285 |
| SÁrukjÍ Mustafa is murdered—SÚfÍ SinÁn succeeds him | 286 |
| The Emperor goes to hunt—SultÁn OsmÁn KhÁn is born | 287 |
| The Grand VezÍr, LÁlÁ Mohammed PÁshÁ, returns to Constantinople | 287 |
| Continuation of the Affairs in the East | 288 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1014, H. |
| OsterghÚn set fire to | 293 |
| The City and Fortress taken | 294 |
| Progress of Botchkai | 295 |
| Botchkai pays a Visit to the Commanding General | 296 |
| Peace is proposed by the Archduke Mathias | 298 |
| Concerning Jeghala ZÁdeh’s Operations on the Confines of Persia | 300 |
| A Battle between IbrahÍm PÁshÁ and the Croatians | 306 |
| Mohammed PÁshÁ, the son of SinÁn PÁshÁ, killed | 306 |
| The Emperor, whilst at Adrianople, hears further intelligence as to the state of the Rebellion in Anatolia | 307 |
| An Overture made to TÚyel | 312 |
| The Grand VezÍr, Mohammed PÁshÁ, is recalled to Constantinople | 312 |
| A Commotion among the Janissaries and SpÁhÍs | 313 |
| The Commander-in-Chief arrives at Constantinople | 314 |
| DelÍ Hasan killed at Temisvar | 315 |
| Concerning the Grand VezÍr, LÁlÁ Mohammed PÁshÁ—His death—DervÍsh PÁshÁ raised to the VezÍrship | 317 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1015, H. |
| DervÍsh PÁshÁ is murdered—MurÁd PÁshÁ is made Grand VezÍr | 326 |
| The Cause of his Death more particularly related | 327 |
| Peace concluded with Austria | 330 |
| Concerning NesÚh PÁshÁ | 330 |
| Death of Botchkai | 335 |
| Other Events of the current Year | 335 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1016, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr, MurÁd PÁshÁ, returns to Court | 336 |
| MurÁd PÁshÁ gains a Victory over the Rebels | 338 |
| Ebn Kalander goes to Ancora | 340 |
| MurÁd PÁshÁ winters at Aleppo—Troops are sent to BaghdÁd | 345 |
| JÁnbulÁt OghlÍ seeks refuge in Constantinople—Kalander commits new Depredations | 347 |
| JÁnbulÁt OghlÍ meets with a happy reverse of fortune | 350 |
| Some more Particulars belonging to this Year | 351 |
| An Ambassador arrives from Poland—A former Treaty is renewed | 353 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1017, H. |
| The Commander-in-Chief, MurÁd PÁshÁ, pursues Kalander OghlÍ | 355 |
| His Excellency, MurÁd PÁshÁ, hastens after the Brother of TÚyel MahmÚd | 361 |
| The Commander-in-Chief, MurÁd PÁshÁ, is recalled to Court | 366 |
| Concerning Mohammed PÁshÁ in Egypt | 370 |
| A great Earthquake | 379 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1018, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief, MurÁd PÁshÁ, is again sent to the East | 380 |
| YÚsuf PÁshÁ arrives at Scutari | 384 |
| Mesli ChÁvush and YÚsuf PÁshÁ are murdered | 385 |
| Treachery in some of the Grand VezÍr’s Domestics discovered | 388 |
| The Arrival of YÚsuf PÁshÁ’s and Mesli ChÁvush’s Wealth—A Display of Ill-will and Malevolence | 389 |
| Concerning the Naval Operations of the Lord High Admiral, KhalÍl PÁshÁ—Karah Jehennem taken | 390 |
| Ancient Treaty with France renewed | 392 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1019, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief, MurÁd PÁshÁ, goes to TabrÍz | 394 |
| Other Events of this Year | 396 |
| The Death of MurÁd PÁshÁ, Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief—NesÚh PÁshÁ succeeds to the Premiership | 398 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1020, H. |
| Naval Affairs | 400 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1021, H. |
| NesÚh PÁshÁ arrives in Constantinople along with the Persian Ambassadors | 402 |
| Naval Affairs continued | 402 |
| SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn takes a Journey to Adrianople | 404 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1022, H. |
| The Emperor, SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn, goes to Gallipoli | 407 |
| The Emperor leaves Gallipoli for the Imperial City | 408 |
| Mohammed GherÁÍ arrives at Rudosjuk | 409 |
| A Messenger from Holland arrives in Constantinople | 411 |
| A Mosque is built in the Garden of Stavros | 412 |
| SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn resolves on a second Journey to Adrianople | 412 |
| NesÚh PÁshÁ’s enmity to the Lord High Treasurer, EtmekjÍ ZÁdeh Ahmed PÁshÁ | 413 |
| BegzÁdeh, a celebrated SpÁhÍ, assassinated | 413 |
| Other Events and Circumstances of this Year | 415 |
| The Treaty of Peace with Persia adverted to | 416 |
| EVENTS of the Year 1023, H. |
| The Moslem Emperor returns to Constantinople | 417 |
| The Admiral, KhalÍl PÁshÁ, goes to Sea | 417 |
| Punishment inflicted on the Infidels of ManeÍah | 420 |
| MÍmÍ PÁshÁ falls a martyr | 420 |
| The Cossacks become troublesome | 421 |
| Some fortresses built on the Ouzi (Borysthenes) | 422 |
| Concerning MaÁn OghlÍ | 422 |
| The Grand VezÍr, NesÚh PÁshÁ, murdered—The Seals are conferred on Mohammed PÁshÁ | 426 |
| Chief Reasons for accomplishing the Death of NesÚh PÁshÁ | 430 |
| Concerning Betlan Gabor | 432 |
| The Treaty of Transylvania | 433 |
| Another Treaty | 435 |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief marches against Persia | 436 |
| A Messenger arrives from the ShÁh | 437 |
| The Peace with Austria renewed—New Articles added | 437 |
| Death of the reverend MuftÍ—His Brother, IsaÁd EffendÍ, succeeds him | 439 |
| EVENTS of the Years 1024–1026, H. |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-Chief marches to RevÁn | 440 |
| The Grand VezÍr and commanding-general, Mohammed PÁshÁ, is deposed—KhalÍl PÁshÁ is advanced to the Premiership | 443 |
| The Persian Ambassador is imprisoned | 445 |
| Iskunder PÁshÁ marches against the Cossacks | 446 |
| The Grand VezÍr and Commander-in-chief goes to DiÁrbeker, where he winters—JÁn Beg GherÁÍ, the KhÁn of Crimea, joins the Royal camp | 448 |
| A Division is sent to protect GÚrjistÁn (Georgia) from the grasp of the Heretics | 448 |
| Iskander PÁshÁ concludes a Peace with the Cossacks | 449 |
| Concerning the Naval Affairs of this Year | 450 |
| Death of SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn—SultÁn Mustafa KhÁn is inaugurated | 451 |
| Character of SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn | 451 |
| Concerning SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn’s Sons | 452 |
| VezÍrs who were contemporary with SultÁn Ahmed KhÁn | 453 |
| Some of the Events which took place during the Reign of Mustafa KhÁn | 454 |
| SultÁn Mustafa KhÁn is deposed | 454 |
| SultÁn OsmÁn KhÁn inaugurated | 456 |
| Concerning Mohammed GherÁÍ | 456 |
| JÁn Beg, KhÁn of the TÁtÁrs, defeated | 458 |
| The Arrival of the King of Poland’s Ambassador | 463 |
| An Ambassador arrives from Fez | 463 |
| A Phenomenon | 464 |
| Death of EtmekjÍ ZÁdeh Ahmed PÁshÁ | 464 |
| On the state of the Coin | 465 |
| The Seals of the Premiership are again conferred on Mohammed PÁshÁ, the Emperor’s Son-in-law | 465 |
| The Arrival of a Persian Ambassador | 466 |
| A remarkable Phenomenon | 466 |
| Betlan Gabor | 466 |
