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The uprisings of Börklüce Mustafa and Sheikh Bedreddin in 1416 (respectively in Western Anatolia and the Balkans) represent a significant episode in the early Ottoman era and Ottoman interregnum but the fragmentary nature of the evidence still do not permit a detailed reconstruction of their raison d’être and course. Widening the exploration of the source base for these movements in the last few decades has allowed for a better understanding of the social and political aspects of the rebellions (approached and interpreted in diverse ideological and methodological frameworks), while the challenging problem of their religious dimension has been also the focus of increasing scholarly and general attention. Drawing on new advances in research on apocalyptic, mystical and millenarian trends in the late Byzantine/Balkan Orthodox and early Ottoman religious life and inter-religious contacts, the article intends to delineate the possible pedigree of their apocalyptic, utopian and trans-confessional underpinnings as well as the debates surrounding their provenance.

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Apocalyptic and Trans-confessional Aspects of the Rebellion of Börklüce Mustafa and Sheikh Bedreddin: Problems of Interpretations and New Vistas for Research