Advent of the Ottoman Empire and fall of the Roman Empire of the East
August 1st
The administrative structure
Administrative cutting of the Ottoman Empire in eyalet corresponds to the first modern census of the Turkish Empire undertaken in 1831. This cutting is then modified to be replaced in 1864 by a division in vilayet . Each vilayet is an administrative entity corresponding to a Province. It is divided into sandjak - department S -, the sandjak in caza or Qadaa (- or Kaza in Anglo-Saxon transliteration) - canton S or District S -, caza in nahié -, common. The vilayet is managed by a vali - General governor - whose the administrators depend on the sandjak, mutessarif - Gouverneur S. mutessarif control the kaïmakam - deputy governors of the caza - and to mudir - Maire S of nahié.-
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The statute of the people
1) Concept of Jaour (slave)
2) The collecting of the children and the creation of the Janissaries
Education of the Elites
Regulate gold cage for the Sultan
Regulate assassination of the children who do not reach the capacity.
The Turks are excluded from the capacity and this one will be exerted by the Janissaries.
The advent of modern Turkey
The presence of this administration delegated on the nonTurkish provinces compares the Ottoman Empire to a Western colonial empire, whose Sphere of influence would be restricted at the zones of dar Al-Islam placed under its obedience.
Example: nomination of the Dey d' Alger as regent of this province of the Maghreb.
Moreover, the Ottoman Empire is characterized by its presence with the table from the negotiations from the Conférence from Berlin among thirteen western powers in their configuration from the 19th century.
See too
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