- A
kadiluk (Ottoman Turkish: قاضیـلق,
kadıluk) was the
jurisdiction of a kadi, an
Islamic judge under the
Ottoman Empire. They
typically consisted of a...
-
initially overseen by
Islamic judges (kadi) and thus
identical to
their kadiluks.
During the 1864
round of reforms,
their administrative duties were given...
- however.
Sanjaks were
further divided into
timars (fiefs held by timariots),
kadiluks (the area of
responsibility of a judge, or Kadi) and
zeamets (also ziam;...
- the
jurisdiction of the
Skradin kadiluk. Aličić
claimed that
territories of the
Croatian vilayet and
Skradin kadiluk were the same and that the official...
- into the
Sanjak of Viçitrina up
until the 18th century.
Gjilan became a
kadiluk around 1780, and 20–25
years later a
large village. The
exact year of establishment...
-
according to the
census of 1570. In the 17th century, it
became seat of a
kadiluk. At
about this time,
Strumica was
visited by the
Ottoman travel writers...
- Županj-Potok. In 1576 Županj-Potok or
Duvno became part of the
Kadiluk of Imotski, and it
became a
kadiluk on its own
before 1633. In the
second half of the 17th...
- used
Hanafi systems in sharia-influenced courts. In the
Ottoman Empire, a
Kadiluk – the
district covered by a kadı – was an
administrative subdivision, smaller...
-
nahija (muni****lity) was
first recorded in the
defter of 1533,
while its
kadiluk (county) was
recorded in 1634. In 1701, the
settlement was
given the status...
- a
settlement (kasaba)
within the
Sarajevo kadiluk (territorial unit) that
would further on
become a
kadiluk itself with
Olovo as a part of it. • Brateljevići...
