The socio-economic structure of the Mihre Hatun, Central and Imam Bey neighbourhoods, which were connected to Kargi Town of Çankiri County in Ankara Province (According to the Temmetuat Book and the Population books)

The Ottoman State proclaimed the Tanzimat ferman in 1839, and went through the way of radical changes in the country. Within the reforms, there had been a change in tax procedure in economic terms. With this change in taxation, it was aimed to be taxed according to the income of the people and tried to eliminate injustice in the matter of tax. The new tax in the Ottoman state is called "Dividend tax". The profits provided by the taxpayers from all their property, possessions and animals are recorded in the Temetuat books. Temettuat books are located in the premises of the Ottoman archives. Thanks to the books kept for economic purposes, it is possible to find information about the socio-economic structure of that period. In the notebooks, the names, nicknames, titles, lands, animals, taxation of the taxpayers were recorded in detail. In our master thesis work we have done, we have included the examination of population books as well as the transcription and evaluation of Mihre Hatun, Orta and Imam Bey neighborhoods, which are connected to Kargı town of Çankırı county of Ankara province. Keywords: Temettuat, Ankara, Çankırı, town of Kargı, Mihre Hatun, Orta, İmam Bey, Socio-Economic Structure