Ottoman tributary system

The tributary system of the Ottoman Empire was dictated by a series of small states that paid tribute in one way or another to the Ottoman Empire. Initially, the system started after the Beylik of Rakkah was created out of the Akk Koyunlu tribes in 1448 CE, and was a "standard vassal" of the Empire. It was expanded after the Beylik of Ramazan, as well as the Duchy of Achaea, agreed to become a satellite, and later the Marmaran Confederation became a satellite, until the dedicated "annexation date" of 1465 CE. The next addition was the Kingdom of Bosnia, however they were only loosely tied in. After the conflict involving them and the Despotate of Serbia, Bosnia was forced to give up 75% of their total trade to the Ottomans.
==History==
==Members==
*Ottoman Empire, throughout the enetire existence of the system.
*Beylik of Rakkah, given status of vassal in 1448 CE following the Treaty of Diyarbekir.
*Beylik of Ramazan, given status of vassal in 1449 CE following the Adana agreement. Later integrated in 1460 CE.
*Duchy of Achaea, given status of vassal in 1452 CE following the Ottoman Conquest of Constantinople, integrated in 1470 CE.
*Marmaran Confederation, agreed to become a vassal in 1453 CE at the Bursa Accords. Fully integrated in 1465 CE.
*Kingdom of Bosnia, loosely involved with the alliance from 1457 CE—1470 CE, when 75% of all trade power would be redirected from Bosnia to the Ottomans. This condition was agreed upon at the Treaty of Kotor. This agreement was later re-instated in the Second Balkan conflict of 1473 CE.
*Duchy of Ferrara, forced to give up 50% of all trade power to the Ottomans between 1478 CE and 1488 CE, after the Ottoman-Venetian War
*Princedom of Wallachia, forcefully vassalized in 1479 CE
*Kingdom of Armenia, forcefully vassalized in 1483 CE
*Beylik of Bohtan, peacefully vassalized after the Ottoman-Iraqi War, when Kurds were allowed their own state. Bohtan was in bad condition an agreed to become an Ottoman tributary.
==Sources==
*State of the Balkans 
*Chronicle of Venetian-Ottoman Relations
*The Complete History of Everything Volume X: Rise of the Ottomans 
==See also==
*Ottoman sphere of influence
*Mehmet II Fatih Osmanoglu's military conquests
==Notes and references==
Category:Mehmet II Fatih Osmanoglu
Category:Ottoman Empire
Category:Vassal systems