1780 numarli Samsun Şer'yye Sicili'nin transkripsiyonu ve degelendirmesi

TRANSCRIPTION AND EVALUATION OF THE 1780 SAMSUN SHERIYE REGISTRY Just as it is important for a nation to have a past, it is also important to understand and evaluate its history well and to tell it. Historians have great responsibilities to understand and evaluate a nation's history well. The best way to understand history is to study and evaluate the resources we have firsthand. One of the primary sources of Ottoman history is the Shari'iyye registry books kept in the Sharia courts in the regions. These books, which are called Kadi Registers, Kadi Divan, Court Records, Sicillât-ı Sha'iyye and Shari'iyye Registers with their widespread use, are kept by Kadi or Nâibi and contain various kinds of documents. These notebooks, which contain records on the legal relations between people from all layers in the center and the provinces of the Ottoman Empire, contain important information about many areas of Ottoman life such as family, society, economy and law. In this study, the pages (02.-75.) Of the Shari'iyye registry book numbered 1780 were transcribed and evaluated. The translated provisions date h.1300-1303 m.1882-1883/1885-1886. During these dates, there is a period of dissolution in the Ottoman Empire. Shari'iyye registry book numbered 1780, 27. Ottoman Sultan II. It constitutes a source for studies dealing with the political, military, administrative and social events of the reign of Abdülhamit (1876-1909). It is thought that this study will contribute to the history of Samsun city with the previous exercises.