10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIMARIOT»
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timariot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Ottoman Warfare, 1500-1700
In real terms this rarely exceeded the 73,000 figure suggested by Zarain Agha (
see above), and even this may subsume within it a component ofnon-timariot
skirmishers supplied by the Kurdish and Turkmen chieftains of the regions
nearest to ...
And far too late he realizes that it may threaten many powerful people. So much so that anybody who uncovers it is unlikely to be allowed to live. From the Paperback edition.
3
Turkey Old and New: Historical, Geographical and Statistical
This was called the Timariot system, and in some respects it is singularly parallel
with the English feudal system. Large tracts of the richest land having reverted to
Government by confiscation, a considerable proportion was divided into fiefs, ...
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, 1880
4
History of the Ottoman Empire in Europe for Junior Classes
It was the Timariot system, in conjunction with the tributes of Christian chiefdom,
which mainly consolidated Turkish power in Europe. Lord Byron has an allusion
to the feudal system of Turkey : " We Moslems reck not much of blood ; But yet the
...
5
History of the Ottoman empire in Europe for junior classes
It was the Timariot system, in conjunction with the tributes of Christian chiefdom,
which mainly consolidated Turkish power in Europe. Lord Byron has an allusion
to the feudal system of Turkey : " We Moslems reck not much of blood ; But yet the
...
6
Modern History Or the Present State of All Nations
When any ziim or timariot grows old or impotent, he has the privilege of resigning
to his son or some other relation. A peasant or husbandman is not allowed to ride
or wear a sword like a spahi (a rrooper) till he has been in the service of some ...
7
First Encyclopaedia of Islam: 1913-1936
When a timariot failed to obey the summons, he became ma'zut "deprived" i. e. he
was temporarily deprived for one or two years of his timar which was then called
dirliyi iaRnmak. Every timar vacant (inahl&l') through escheat or default fell ...
8
The Present state of the Ottoman empire: Containing the ...
But to come now to the express and distinct account of the Zicmt: si and Timariot:
in every part and Goverment of the Empire this Computation is extracted out of'
the Imperial Rolls, and Registes' Of the S In the Coverment- of Anatalia are ...
9
Lords of the Horizons: A History of the Ottoman Empire
The timar was strictly a direct and convenient form of pay in return for military
service, by which the timariot was entitled to collect a certain number of imperial
taxes himself, according to his merits. The Ottoman Sultan owned all the land,
and ...
10
Poland, The Balkans, Turkey, Minor eastern states, China, Japan
The arbitrary power of the pasha and the licence of the regular garrisons were
restrained by the timariot system. The feudal usages, which the earliest Ottoman
sultans had inherited with their first possessions in the Seljuk Empire, were ...
Henry Smith Williams, 1907
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TIMARIOT»
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timariot is used in the context of the following news items.
The Ottomans and their love of horses
A timariot – a landholder – had usufructuary rights over the land and, as part of the deal, had to provide men and horses for the war machine. What is crucial to ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Apr 14»
