Examination of personnames of Ordu region dated 1455 according to tahrir book no.13

The Turks, who migrated from Central Asia in search of a new homeland, began to flock to Anatolia after the Victory of Manzikert in 1071. Especially with the weakening of Byzantium, which dominated Anatolia at that time, the process of Anatolia falling into the hands of the Turks accelerated. In the 1280s, the Turkish tribes, especially the Çepni, captured the places up to the Army. Then 14. Since the beginning of the century, the principalities of Taceddinoğulları and Hacıemiroğulları will dominate the Ordu region. After the Ottoman Empire annexed the region in 1427, the region became completely Ottoman territory and the first record census of the region was conducted in 1455. With this thesis study, it is aimed to examine the first census of Ordu region and the sociological distribution of the population from an onomastic point of view. In this study, the tahrir book dated 1455, which is the tahrir book registered in the Ottoman Archive number 13 of the General Directorate of Archives of Turkey (Vilayeti Bayramlu Me'a Iskefsir and Milas) was examined. According to the Tahrir census of the year 1455 of the Army Accident, a total of 12,347 names, including 5,373 fathers and 6,974 sons, found in the region, were examined onomatically, the origins of the names, religious names, denominational names, place names, nature names, ahl-i bayt names, etc. it has been evaluated from the point of view. According to the record book number 13, which the Ottoman Empire made for the first time in the Army Accident in 1455, the names of the people of the Army Region were determined and evaluated, as a result of the research conducted, the Muslim - non-Muslim population distribution of the region at that time, the methods of naming the Turkish population, what criteria they observed when taking names, were tried to access information. In addition, this study is also important for academics who will study other tahrir notebooks or avariz notebooks from now on to be able to make comparisons and shed light on new studies.