1313 history transcription of Aleppo province yearbook
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Abstract (EN)
The yearbooks loom large in the investigation History of Ottoman City. In the yearbooks are possible to be reached administrative structure, economic, historical, cultural, military, geographic information relevant cities. In the Ottoman period can be reached important statistical informations about villages, neighborhoods, households, population, primary languages, ethnicity in cities by means of yearbooks.The general aim of yearbooks facilitates to inform the central administration and the local, communication between ruled and governing, the public, public officials and other internal and even external environments. These informations also denote necessity not to be limited with only Anatolian geography area of interest of our nation in the best way. In addition, these informations is needed for better understanding of the order established by the Ottoman State.The basis of our study is 1313(Mld. 1985-1986) dated Aleppo Province Yearbook. Published articles, theses, books, encyclopedias, and other materials have been used as well.Key Words: Aleppo, Province Yearbooks, Ottoman
Author
Cem Akgül
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Cem Akgül (Master Thesis). 1313 history transcription of Aleppo province yearbook, 2013, Fırat University.
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