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25 Απρ 2019 · Learn how the Ottoman Empire was divided into different social classes based on religion, ethnicity, and occupation. Find out how Muslims, Christians, and Jews were treated under the millet system, and how the government workers and the tax-payers were organized.
5 Οκτ 2024 · Learn how the Ottoman Empire was divided into a ruling class of Ottomans and a subject class of rayas, based on loyalty, Islam, and the Ottoman Way. Explore the functions and institutions of the ruling class and the religious and occupational millets of the subject class.
Learn about the different social classes and groups in the Ottoman Empire, a diverse and long-lasting empire in the Mediterranean region. Explore the roles, privileges, and divisions of the military, the learned, the merchants, the peasants, the ayans, and the modern bureaucracy.
5 Οκτ 2024 · Learn about the Ottoman Empire, a Turkish dynasty that ruled over Eurasia and Africa for over 600 years. Explore its origins, expansion, decline, and legacy, as well as its social and political institutions.
16 Μαΐ 1996 · Ottoman Social Structure. The Ottoman empire, founded in the late thirteenth century in Asia Minor, ruled over parts of the Balkans, Crimea, Asia Minor, the Fertile Crescent, and North Africa in the eighteenth and part of the nineteenth centuries.
Socioeconomic divisions. The Ottoman system traditionally stood on a division between four socioeconomic groups: the military, the learned, the merchants, and the peasants.
This chapter examines the social and administrative structure of the Ottoman Empire in the sixteenth century, based on traditional Middle Eastern concepts and practices. It explains the cycle of equity, the role of the military, the production and exploitation of wealth, and the justice for the subjects.
