Iraq and Syria under Ottoman Rule

Iraq and Syria under the Ottoman Rule Book Description The Near East Asian lands or the Middle East have been under the rule of the Turkish states for more than a thousand years, starting from the Tolunids in Egypt (867-905) and continuing with the Great Seljuks (1038-1157). Although most of these lands remained outside the borders of the Republic of Turkey with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire (1922), it is extremely important to research them in terms of Turkish history and culture. The subject of our research is the 19th century. In the 19th century, the issue of examining the lands of Iraq and Syria in terms of "historical geography" and "administrative structure" was emphasized in terms of the geographical integrity of the Middle East and the 19th century in the world. If the developments in the century are taken into consideration, it becomes clear how essential it is for social peace for the countries of the region and the nations of the world. Iraqi territory was occupied in the 1st Gulf War in 1991 and the 2nd Gulf War in 2003. These events once again highlight the need for the region to be well known.XVI. Starting from the 19th century. A large part of the Middle Eastern lands that were under Ottoman rule in the 19th century; Today, Turkey is located within the borders of countries such as Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, South Yemen and North Yemen. In this study, today's Republic of Turkey The territories of Iraq and Syria outside their borders in the 19th century. The administrative structure and historical geography of these places in the 19th century were examined. The historical situation of the settlements, cities and towns in Iraq and Syria today has been mainly discussed in our research. In addition, under the rule of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century. The administrative structure of the cities in Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq and Syria during the 19th century is stated using Arabic and Ottoman works. Number of Pages: 200 Printing Year: 2011 Language: Turkish Publishing House: Ideal Culture Publishing