- timariots),
kadiluks (the area of
responsibility of a judge, or Kadi) and
zeamets (also ziam;
larger timars). The
initial organization dates back to the...
-
property scattered among different villages. A
timar holder is a zaim. A
Zeamet was the
appellative given to a land in the
timar system during the Ottoman...
- the
timar were from 20,000 to 100,000 akçes, the land
grant was
called a
zeamet, and if they were
above 100,000 akçes, the
grant would be
called a h****...
- 925) the town had 68
Muslim and 116
Christian households; it was a
joint zeamet of
Murad of İpek, and Hüseyin the son of dizdar.
During the
period of Ottoman...
- Sultan's followers, who held it as
benefices or
fiefs (small timar,
medium zeamet and
large h****)
directly from him, or from the Beylerbeys. This category...
- followers, who held it as
benefices or
fiefs (small ones timar,
medium ones
zeamet and
large ones h****). The
system was
meant to make the army self-sufficient...
- Sicily,
Portugal and
Spain settled in Kastoria. In 1519,
Kastoria was a
zeamet of
Chamberlain Mehmed Bey, and the
infantry commander of Thessaloniki, Hızır...
-
native Albanian –
governed the Sanjak-bey of Delvinë. The
sanjak covered 24
zeamets and 155 timars.
There was a
Turkish garrison,
whose command on the castle...
- must have
upset Skanderbeg, who
requested to be
granted control over the
zeamet in Misia,
which consisted of his father's
former domain.
Sanjakbey (probably...
-
consisted of 793 Muslim, 25
Christian and 24
Jewish households and it was a
zeamet of
Mevlana Ahmet Çelebi.
Although Persian was
widely studied in the Ottoman-held...
