Domestical culture, habitat situations and house interier spaces components according to Kutahya Kadi Registers (1695- 1702)

Housing inspections in the Ottoman Empire have been focused on whether Istanbul or monumental structures. Examining ordinary people and a midium-sized Anatolian city has not been atractivefor to the researchers. In this study, the traces of everyday life are examined through kadi registers that are the most valuable written records of the surveyed period. Life flows according to the religious origin, diversified neighborly relations, women's roles in social life, housing population and housing stock typological reviews were investigated. The distribution of wealth according to religious, gender and quarters were examined with the help of estate assets and everyday life of social layers discovered. As a conclusion, a framework that may set a good example for all Anatolian cities was put into infrastructure by way of everyday life in Kütahya in the period of Ottoman history between Unproductive Period and The Rescript of Gülhane.