Dynasty-State and Society in the Ottoman Classical Age

Dynasty-State and Society in the Ottoman Classical Age Book Description Where did the strong bureaucratic tradition of the Ottoman Empire come from? What was the structure of the "dynasty" placed in a sacred place? What were the functioning mechanisms of the Ottoman "state" structure? What kind of importance would the mühimme and judgment books have? How was such a multi-national "society" governed together peacefully? Its state structure, which was extremely well organized for its age, its bureaucratic formation, and its social and administrative stratification, differentiated the Ottoman Principality from its counterparts and enabled it to become a "World State". Dynasty, State and Society in the Ottoman Classical Age, the last book of the "Ottoman Classical Age" series, deals with various issues such as the Ottoman dynastic structure, bureaucracy, the functioning mechanism of the state, the quality of official records related to this, social structure, and legal statuses with unprecedented meticulousness. . This work, which is the result of Feridun M. Emecen's years of work, also has a feature that complements his books titled Politics in the Ottoman Classical Age and War in the Ottoman Classical Age. Thus, the "Ottoman Classical Age" trilogy is completed with this book. (From the Promotional Bulletin) Editor: Süleyman Sertkaya Cover: Füsun Tuıracn Elmasoğlu