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Simontornya prevince according to the tapu tahrir dafter,numbered 400 (transcription and analyze)

2007
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Yücel Öztürk

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The Ottoman Princability was a small princability which was established at the end of the 13th centruies. It extended its boards in a short time in the aftermath of conquering. Due to its geographical location, being near the Balkans directed Ottoman towards the Balkans. Ottoman Empire by following the settling politic enforced its settlement in these places. In Kanuni Sultan Suleyman term by enhancing the campaigns over the Balkans, a huge part of the Balkans was taken. The Turk Managament System was tried to apply in taken(these) places. Hungary was located in the Balkans. Wishing to progress till inside of Europe, The Ottoman Goverment came face to face with Hungary continuously. In Kanuni Sultan Suleyman term, a large part of Hungary was come by. The Ottoman Goverment also applied its own system in this region. It took the system that it applied down into the converting tahrir daftar. Thanks to the these daftar, it had the possibility to learn the population of the public, the type of its economy and its managament system. Our research is about the 400 numbered title-deed analysis notebook, belonging to Simantanya Liva on Hungarian lands. According to the 400 numbered title-deed analysis notebook, Simantanya Liva has 1 region and 3 townships. These townships and region are the entring, Şimontornya, Aynavar, Ozara and Endrik townships. There are villages and arable fields attached to these townships. In the region and in the townships the public is poor, together with that They struggle with agricultural products and animal-husbandry. Among the agricultural products, the wheat is the most produced.

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Dr. Şuliye Altun

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Şuliye Altun (Master Thesis). Simontornya prevince according to the tapu tahrir dafter,numbered 400 (transcription and analyze), 2007, Sakarya University.

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