Şer`iyye sicillerine göre XIX. yüzyılın sonlarında (1875-1900) Karahisar-ı Sahib Sancağı
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2002
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Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü
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At the end of the XIX. th. century(l 875-1900) the Karahisâr-ı Sâhib sanjak- according to the canonical law records. This study is about a city is history. In this study, we especially took care the documents of the prime ministryis ottoman empire archives, canonial records, annuals, books of travel and the other useful sources. The population and the family structure had been studied very carefully and widelyin the sancak. The family, house, furnitures, constitution and seperation of a family and the number of the wifes and children were some main subjects which we have studied to find knowledge about. At that time the population was about 25.000-30.000. The sanjak had been depended to the different provinces at different times. The economic life in the city was very lively. The trade had lost its importance in XTX. th century but it had gain its importance after the railway again. The district, town and village names had been confirmed. The most important administration unit was district. A little non-muslim population had lived together with the muslim population. All the cities in anatolia has a special and original forms, structures, manners and features which comes from the depth of the history. The snuft, poppy, potassium nitrate(which is used in making powder) were, important products in the citys economic life. Also the agricultural products had great importance in the citys trade and economy. The were always migrations to the sanjak. This area had been an Turkish land after the continuous migration of Turks. The society had come across voith great difficulties because of the invasion of locuts, scarcity, earthquake, torrents, plague invasion and cholera. Wheat, poppy, fruits, rush mat, leather, candle, oil, animal and animal products were the important products of the sanjak. The houses were simple. There were many merchants in the sanjak. The soldiers were taking air-changing vacation very often. There were people who collect different cids continuously. The sanjak was known as an exile place and the foreigners had wanted to return to their countries as soon as possible. The patent of special pirivilege on the valuable mines belonged to the passengers. Also the
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