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020 |a9781399508612|q(hardback)
020 |a9781399508636|q(webready PDF)
020 |a9781399508643|q(epub)
040 |aTTK
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.IX/7265
100 1 |aÖzok-Gündoğan, Nilay.
245 14|aThe Kurdish nobility in the Ottoman Empire :|bloyalty, autonomy and privilege /|cNilay Özok-Gündoğan.
260 |aEdinburgh :|bEdinburgh University Press,|c©2022.
300 |axi, 338 sayfa :|bresim, harita, tıpkıbasım, tablo ;|c24 cm.
490 0 |aEdinburgh studies on the Ottoman Empire
500 |aSözlük s. 288-290.
500 |aİndeks s. 330-338.
504 |aSeçilmiş bibliyografya s. 291-329.
505 |tList of figures, maps and tables --|tAcknowledgements --|tIntroduction : Rethinking Kurdish nobility in the Ottoman Empire --|tAt the beginning : The formation of the Kurdish-Ottoman nobility of Palu in the sixteenth century --|tNoble privilege on the ground, 1720s-1820s --|tThe Kurdish nobility and the making of modern state power in Kurdistan --|tA system in transition : Negotiating nobility in the locality --|tThe Weşin Incident : The spark that burnt a village ... and the arsonist --|tAfter Abdullah Beg : The politics of dividing the Kurdish nobles’ lands --|tProvincial administration after the Palu nobility --|tThe beginning of the endgame? The road to the 1895 massacres in Palu --|tConclusion : The end of the nobility in Kurdistan postscript --|tGlossary --|tSelect bibliography --|tIndex.
520 |a“This book narrates the rise and fall of Kurdish nobility in the Ottoman Empire from the sixteenth through to the nineteenth century. Focusing on one noble Kurdish family based in the emirate of Palu, a fortressed town in the eastern provinces of the Ottoman Empire, it provides the first systematic analysis of the hereditary nobility in Kurdistan. The book centres on the crucial moment in the 1840s during which the Ottoman state set out to abolish the hereditary privileges of the Kurdish beys, confiscating their large landholdings and setting the stage for a conflict over the fertile lands of Palu that would last nearly six decades. This tug-of-war between Armenian financiers, Armenian and Muslim sharecroppers, the Kurdish beys and the Ottoman state ended in 1895 with a series of massacres against the Armenian population of Palu. Through exhaustive archival research in an untapped body of sources, this book sheds light on the impact this conflict-filled process had on the intercommunal relations in the locality. In doing so, the author brings the voices of Armenian and Kurdish commoners to the fore and highlights the important roles that they, too, played in the local struggles and wider changes in governance. As the first study to present the dissolution of the Kurdish nobility using a social history lens, the book gets to the heart of the historical transformations that changed Palu from a diverse and economically affluent town into an ethnoreligiously homogenised, culturally conservative and economically deprived place. Peppered with vignettes and stories culled from a wide range of archival sources, the author presents a cohesive narrative of the region’s socio-economic and political history between 1720 and 1895, situating developments taking place in the small province of Palu within the larger developments in the Ottoman Empire and the world at large.” --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aKürtler|zTürkiye|zPalu|xTarih|y18. yy.
650 4|aKürtler|zTürkiye|zPalu|xTarih|y19. yy.
651 4|aPalu (Türkiye)|xTarih|y18. yy.
651 4|aPalu (Türkiye)|xTarih|y19. yy.
651 4|aPalu (Türkiye)|xSosyo-ekonomik durum|y18. yy.
651 4|aPalu (Türkiye)|xSosyo-ekonomik durum|y19. yy.
651 4|aOsmanlı imparatorluğu|xYönetim ve politikalar|y18. yy.