International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 11,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2005 |
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... Caniklizâdes seemed to have difficulty entering the market of these tax farms . The Caniklizâdes ' influence over Kastamonu began in 1771 , when they acquired the tax farm of rice - producing areas such as Kıraç and Boyabad . ” During ...
... Caniklizâdes seemed to have difficulty entering the market of these tax farms . The Caniklizâdes ' influence over Kastamonu began in 1771 , when they acquired the tax farm of rice - producing areas such as Kıraç and Boyabad . ” During ...
Strana 36
... Caniklizâdes at the time of Ali Paşa were the tax revenues of Tokat , 42 Sivas and Erzurum . In sum , the Caniklizâdes held a variety of tax farms in northeast Anatolia , and their monopoly over the revenues of the subprovinces of Canik ...
... Caniklizâdes at the time of Ali Paşa were the tax revenues of Tokat , 42 Sivas and Erzurum . In sum , the Caniklizâdes held a variety of tax farms in northeast Anatolia , and their monopoly over the revenues of the subprovinces of Canik ...
Strana 46
... Caniklizâdes developed a much more independent political character and attitude against the central government than did the Karaosmanzâdes and Çapanoğlus . This independence apparently resulted from their role in defending the ...
... Caniklizâdes developed a much more independent political character and attitude against the central government than did the Karaosmanzâdes and Çapanoğlus . This independence apparently resulted from their role in defending the ...
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