XVI. yüzyılda Aksaray Sancağı
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2002
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Selçuk Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü
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Aksaray, which was exactly under the rule of Ottoman in 1471, maintained its developmand as a sanjak. The governing centre of the sanjak was Aksaray, and the judical centre was Aksaray and Koçhisar. While kaza of Aksaray was composed of four nâhiyes (Aksaray, Bekir, Eyyübili and Hasandağı), kaza of Koçhisar was composed of only Koçhisar nahiye. After the second half of XVI. century, there was a great increase in the population of the sanjak and thus, there was an important increase in the number of villages While the most important part of tax income was öşür, which was taken from the grains and other crops, approximetly in the entire land of the territory, there was the application of malikâne-divânî system. Divanî shares were malikâne given, in general, as timar and malikâne shares were distributed as vakıf and partially as mulk. It is sometimes seen that both of them (malikâne-divânî) were included in the timar system. While the greater part of the sanjak incomes was assigned as padişah and şehzade hâss from 1500 to 1522, in 1584, it was distributed as timar and zeamet. The sanjak was rich in vakifs, the most important buildings were mosques-mescids and zâviyes.
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Tarih, History, Aksaray sancağı, Aksaray sandjak
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Yörük, D. (2002). XVI. yüzyılda Aksaray Sancağı. Yayımlanmış doktora tezi, Selçuk Üniversitesi, Konya.
