Transcription and review of the numbered 9 Complaint Book

One of the books that was created in connection with Bab-ı Asafi, which has an important place in Ottoman historical researches, is the complaint books. The desire to easily classify the complaints received over time, although it was previously attached to the Mühimme books, allowed to the creation of the series of complaints books. In 1649, the books of complaints were separated from the Mühimme books and they became a detached form in 1752. It is surprising that the initial investigations did not go too far after the investigation of the complaint book 1 and 2 during the period of Hans Georg Majer. The theses prepared by Murat Tuğluca, Yasemin Tataroğlu and Mesut Demir are of vital importance for the purpose of starting to examine the complaints books. In this context, the Complaint Book numbered 9 was transcribed into Turkish. After the transcription phase, the complaint texts were listed as provisions. After these steps, the complaints were separated according to their subjects and a classification was achieved. H.1091-1092 / M.1680-1682 between the years 9 Complaints Book of the Ottoman Empire is also intended to show the socio-economic and cultural status. The complaints, what they contain and what kind of answers are given. How the Ottoman bureaucracy responds to complaints is a matter that really needs to be addressed. vii A better expression is provided in a data prepared using visual expression. Although transcription of only one complaint book may seem small, it aims to be a kind of pioneer for further studies. Although it is small in volume and scope, it is aimed to make a significant contribution to the social and economic researches to be conducted in the future.