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The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Istanbul was becoming a more influential institution involved in a closer and more efficient communication with the central administration, a process that had culminated by the s.
Theoharis Stavrides remains in the eighteenth century and studies a riot in the middle of the century in Larnaca. Enter the email address you signed up with and we’ll email you a reset link. Remember me on this computer.
Additio- nally, the author examines the history of the press in Cyprus, its origins, its role and its impact in order to demonstrate the importance of this relatively new medium for Cypriot society in the early stages of British rule. He argues that this relati- onship, although considered many times before since their collaboration dominated the Karamanlidika publishing activity of the 18th century, was never considered from a point of view other than the relationship characterizing a cleric as a member of an institution.
The observations in question are grouped under three headings: In his paper, the author investigates the nature of the commercial achivum between Cyprus and Aleppo during the period in question and tries to describe the commercial relations between Cyprus and Aleppo under the Ottoman administration during the 17th century and also, more importantly, the 18th century.
Various studies otomanicum the current interest in researching and analysing lttomanicum three centuries of the Ottoman period, and the reality of this era is surfacing. The author describes how in Augustin the market of Scala, the port of Larnaca in Cyprus, a group of Venetian sailors clashed with local Muslims in a riot involving firearms and other weapons.
He collects information for the Paphos area based on the Ottoman survey of Cyprus arranged by the Otto- man central administration after the conquest of the island.
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This alone makes the interpretation of the historic deve- lopments on the island more complete and, in any case, closer to the reality revealed by the Ottoman sources.
In the first part of the 18th century, many Aleppean merchants visited and traded on the island of Cyprus. Relying on data taken from this census, the author analyses the demo- graphic data of the area, the ottomaniccum of military forces and the construction of military projects.
Help Center Find new research papers in: Stelios Irakleous derives his information from Karamanlidika documents and re- examines the connection between the Turcophone Christian Orthodox cleric Serapheim Attaliates and Kykkos Atchivum in Cyprus. Theoharides continues with issues of the nineteenth century and ana- lyses the first Tanzimat budget of Ottoman Cyprus. From his exile in Cyprus, Kemal posted around letters.
Elif Bayraktar continues with the eighteenth century and tries to analyse what was perhaps the most important institution of the island, the Archbishopric of Cyp- rus, in the context of Ottoman Orthodox institutions.
At this time, the Church of Cyprus was under pressure concerning the struggles over the Archbishopric seat. For instance, it functioned as a negotiation tool in relation to the effort to eliminate out-dated policies, especially those related to taxation, and were also used to negotiate the constantly changing Ottoman framework; that is, a framework that was leading to a reaction, especially by the Muslim population.
Lastly, it was a ne- gotiation tool for the authorities of the local administration, both Muslim and non- Muslim. Although the state gave great importance to the cizye tax, from time to time, there were problems related to its collection. However, this research shows that a lot of products produced in Aleppo and then sold in Cyprus were used by the Cypriots during the centuries in question.
One of the sharia taxes, the poll tax cizyewas collected from non-Muslims on the island. The author studies two cases of exile in Cyprus. The dispute of two Turkish Cypriot newspapers for the fate of the Turkish Cypriots in the s.
The next study, written by Styliani Lepida, derives its information from the data given by the detailed poll-tax register of Mufassal Cizye Defteri and publis- hed Ottoman documents of the most important monastery of the Ottoman period in Cyprus, the Kykkos Monastery.
However, in the second half of the 18th century, their number de- creased sharply. Lepida Monasteries and the Ottoman poll tax cizye in the 17th century. The taxes collected from Cyprus were divi- ded by the Ottomans into two parts: According to the author, these incidents demonstrate that often the reaction to the abuse of power by the local Ottoman administration, either armed or in the form of a revolt, also functioned as a field of negotiation for various parallel ele- ments.
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Additionally, he studies the relations- hip between the uneven development of the two communities and the Cyprus dis- pute. A key crite- rion for these studies is the use of primary Ottoman sources; this is done in an effort to archium to light the realities on the island as these are related in the database of the Ottoman archives, while also placing new research questions.
The author examines the distribution and collection of the tax in relation to the administrative division of the island, while also dealing with what was perhaps the wealthiest monastery of Ottoman Cyprus, the Kykkos Monastery. In essence, the author outlines the conditions in this area immediately after the island’s occupation, documenting his conclusions ottomanicm the use of references from Ottoman sources. These thematically diverse observations are made in connection with general points of scholarly methodology and spring from the very close understanding of a text that a translator gradually acquires.
A Ottoman article and the uneven economies between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. The author argues that the Ottoman Empire worked hard to find a fair way to collect tax from the islanders, but this was not always successful. This study focuses on the taxes collected and the problems encountered during the collection of taxes and their solutions.
More importantly, new questions are now being asked, ques- tions that overcome the simplistic structures of the traditional historiography on Ottoman Ottomabicum. Michael opens issues of the nineteenth century and analyses major revolts on the island during the first half of this century. Skip to main content. As for the Cypriot merchants visiting and trading in Aleppo, there are only a few records available.