The daybooks of chief justice’s as a historical sources of the Ottoman empire and their significance.

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  • İsmail Gündoğdu Dr.

    Keywords:

    chief justice, kadi, professor, daily revenue of magistratures, learned institution, judge, judge’s office, daybook, mufti.

    Abstract

    In this study, it is aimed to analyze the content of the daybooks of the Anatolian kazâskerlik (chief justice). The daybooks contains knowledge on judges (kadis), professors (müderrises) and muftis (müftüs) and can be found information on the activities of ulema's promotion, re-location. The daybooks are among the major important primary sources of the Ottoman learned institution and its history studies.

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    Author Biography

    • İsmail Gündoğdu, Dr.

       

      Curriculum Vitae

       

       

      I.                           PERSONAL

       

      Name:                   İsmail Gündoğdu

      Home Address:    Güldibi Mah. Gül Cad. No: 29/2

                                   Sapanca-Sakarya, 54600

      Work Address:     Sakarya University,

                                   Faculty of Arts and Sciences,

                                   Department of History,

                                   54187, Sakarya-Turkey

      Mail Address:       SA.Ü. Fen-Edebiyat Fak.

                                   Tarih Böl. Esentepe

                                   54187-Sakarya-Turkey

      Telephone:                        (90) (264) 295-6025

                                   (90) (532) 769-5887 (Cell)

      Fax:                      (90) (264) 295-5950

      E-mail:                  [email protected]

       

      •II.                                                    EDUCATION AND DEGREES HELD

       

      2000-2009                        Ph.D. History, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. 

      Thesis Title: "A Critical Analysis of the Ottoman Ilmiye (Learned) Class Between 1550-1750."  Thesis supervisors: Prof. Dr. Özer Ergenç (Ankara Universitesi, Ankara, Turkey), Dr. Omer Turan, (Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey).  He has been studying on Ph.D. program since 2000.

       

      • 1995-1998 M.A. History, Sakarya Üniversitesi, Sakarya, Turkey.
      • 1990-1995 B.A. History, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.

       

      III.                                    PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

       

      2009-                     Research Assistant.

      2000-2009             Research Assistant at History Department, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.

      1997-2000             Research Assistant at History Department, Sakarya University,

      Sakarya, Turkey.

      • 1995-1997 Instructor, a private preparatory school of university entrance exam,

      Sakarya, Turkey.

       

      IV.                         TEACHING EXPERIENCE

       

      Spring-2004          Instructor, for Ottoman Paleography course at the Türkiye Ekonomik ve Toplumsal Tarih Vakfı (Turkish Social and Economic History Foundation)

       

       

      V.                          COURSES ASSISTANSHIP

       

      Fall-2005               Hist.   107 Ottoman Turkish

      Fall-2005               Hist.   207 Ottoman Paleography and Diplomatics

       

       

      VI.                                    CONFERENCE AND PUBLICATIONS

       

       

      30.04. 04              Ppresented a paper titled as "Reasoning in History in Ottoman

      Historiography: A special case of the Tarih-i Gilmani" at 19th Annual Middle East History and Theory Conference at the University of Chicago.

       

      2000,                    "The Yalta Conference", Mahmut Pehlivan Armağanı,

      (Sakarya: Sakarya Universitesi Rektörlüğü, 2000), pp. 341-350.

       

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    Published

    15.11.2009

    Issue

    Vol. 6 No. 2 (2009)

    Section

    History

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    How to Cite

    Gündoğdu, İ. (2009). The daybooks of chief justice’s as a historical sources of the Ottoman empire and their significance. Journal of Human Sciences, 6(2), 697-722. https://j-humansciences.com/index.php/IJHS/article/view/940