File:Turkisk sabel, ca 1600-1625 - Skoklosters slott - 7319.tif

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Sabel med tillhörande set inventarienummer 7320-7323. (

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Erik Lernestål

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Sabel med tillhörande set inventarienummer 7320-7323.

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Sabel tillhörande ett set bestående av balja, sköld respektive armskenor inventarienummer 7320-7323.

Sabelfästet är belagt med förgyllt silver. Utsidan har en, i ett tätt reliefmönster, driven bottenornering och är rikt smyckad med 22 runda turkoser i förhöjd fattning. Insidan har ett punsat, finmaskigt ytmönster.

Klingan av stål är av kilij-typ. Den starka delen på utsidan har inlagd bladornamentik i guld och silver följande ryggen till halva klinglängden och där omfattande arabiska skrivtecken. Vid klingbasen finns ett rutmönster i silver och därovanför finns en tvärställd kartusch med arabisk inskription. På insidans bas finns ett rutmönster i silver, avslutad uppåt med en spetskonturerad bård av guld.

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Svenska: Såsom med många föremål på Skokloster har denna sabel och tillhörande utrustning en färggrann historia. Men, för att citera västerlandets främsta litterära källa, ”vad är sanning?” En uppgift gör gällande att sabeln skänktes 1576 till den nyss krönte polske kungen Stefan Batori (1533-1586) av den turkiske kejsaren och att sabeln sedan skänkts till Jan Zamoyski, rådgivare till kung Stefan. Sabelns turkiska ursprung är sannolikt korrekt och troligtvis även kopplingen till Jan Zamoyski. Hur föremålet sedan kommit till Skokloster är en annan sak.

English: Sabre, probably of Ottoman origin, which, according to tradition, was captured by Herman Wrangel (1584-1643) from the Polish warlord Jan Zamoyski (1542-1605). Possibly both the sabre and its shield and arm-plates came to Sweden with Carl Gustaf Wrangel (1613-1676). Other information suggests that he won the items in a battle against Jan Sobiepan Zamoyski, Jan Zamoyski's grandson. In this version, the booty was taken in 1656, at the beginning of the war which the Poles call "the Swedish tidal wave" (1655-1660).

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Skokloster Castle

	Native name	Skoklosters slott
	Parent institution	Livrustkammaren och Skoklosters slott med Stiftelsen Hallwylska museet
	Location	Håbo, Sweden
	Coordinates	59° 42′ 13.68″ N, 17° 37′ 09.88″ E
	Established	1971 (opened)
	Website	web site
	Authority file	: Q1891413 VIAF: 146626055 ISNI: 0000000122260442 LCCN: n84012182 OSM: 2841758 GND: 5265343-2 WorldCat

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7319

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LSH 102332 (Sm dig14211)

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