10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BELEDIS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
beledis in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
beledis im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
This class, whether infidels or Mussulmans, are called Rayahs i but that
appellation is more commonly restricted to the infidel tributaries, who are likewise
denominated Zii?!mt/st while the Mussulman tributaries are called Beledis.
2
Historia de Portugal: desde o começo da monarchia até o fim ...
Aos egypcios e arabes beledis tocou o meio-dia do moderno Portugal, os
districtos de Lisboa, Béja e Faro e uma parte de Murcia ; aos emessenos Sevilha
, Niebla e os seus territorios; os palestinos estanciaram pelos de Sidonia e
Algesiras, ...
Alexandre Herculano, 1880
3
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Beledis*, m. pl. Colónia muçulmana, que se estabeleceu na península
hispânica e era formada de egýpcios e árabes. Cf. Herculano, Hist. de Port., III,
201. *Beleguim*, m.Antigo empregado judicial, que citava, prendia, etc.Hoje,
designação ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
4
Historia de Portugal desde o começo da monarchia até o fim ...
Aos egypcios e arabes beledis tocou o meio-dia do moderno Portugal, os
districtos de Lisboa, Béja e Faro e uma parte de Murcia; aos emessenos Sevilha,
Niebla e os seus territorios; os palestinos estanciaram pelos de Sidonia e
Algesiras, ...
A[lexandre] Herculano, 1868
5
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
This class, whether infidels or Mussulmans, are called Rayahs ; but that
appellation is more commonly restricted to the infidel tributaries, who are likewise
denominated Ziminys, while the Mussulman tributaries are called Beledis* The ...
6
Second American Edition of the New Edinburgh Encyclopædia
who from choice or from civil incapacity devoted themselves exclusively to the
arts of peace, and enjoyed their estates under the common protection of the
crown, were called beledis or rayahs, and their military service was commuted by
a ...
7
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, OR CRITICAL JOURNAL: FOR APRIIL ...
This, together with the capitation tax, and the commutation money of the Beledis,
formed the bulk of the Turkish reve- Hue, as the militia supplied the army, by
which the Ottoman conquests were made. The changes which have, in the
course of ...
8
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia
who from choice or from civil incapacity devoted themselves exclusively to the
arts of peace, and enjoyed their estates under the common protection of the
crown, were called beledis or rayahs, and their military service was commuted by
a ...
9
The Present State of Turkey; Or a Description of the ...
The reason of their attaching them, selves to military bodies, is this; the Turkish
population is divided into askeris (or war-v riors) and beledis '(citizens or
townsmen), and according to the law, a Mahometan, uncon— nected with any
military ...
10
Memoirs of Baron de Tott: Containing the State of the ...
All other Corps, which compose the military force of the Turks, are in like manner
very numerous : the reason of which is that the People are divided into two
classes, the Ajkeris, or military, and the Beledis, or peasants. Every Mahometan,
who ...
François Tott (baron de), François baron de Tott, 1786
