Transcription and evaluation of Ayıntab Court Record number 67 (H. 1128-1129 / M. 1716-1717 P. 1-217)
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Şer'iyye Registers are court records kept by judges appointed in the Ottoman Empire. Social, cultural, administrative, economic, judicial, etc. are primary sources for historians studying history. For this reason, social, judicial, cultural, health etc. It would be a right choice for researchers who examine such events to examine the registries to obtain accurate information. H. 1128-1129 / M. It was transcribed until the 1-217th page of the Gaziantep Şer'iyye Registry numbered 67 covering the period 1716-1717, and the summary of 390 documents determined were extracted and evaluated according to their subjects. This study prepared will provide important contributions to the enlightenment of the city history of Gaziantep, which is connected to the Ottoman Empire, and to the researchers who study city history.
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Aysun Karlı
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Aysun Karlı (Master Thesis). Transcription and evaluation of Ayıntab Court Record number 67 (H. 1128-1129 / M. 1716-1717 P. 1-217), 2021, Gaziantep University.
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