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Timar system timar: a fief with an annual value of less than twenty thousand akçes, whose revenues were held in return for military service cadastral survey. - ppt download
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Distribution of the Ottoman cavalry, the Timar army in 1527. These timar cavalry were given income of a certain area in exchange for military service in war times. The one with more
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The three circles in the Ottoman Empire (xvII th century), © A. Zlatanov. | Download Scientific Diagram
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Historicizing the Ottoman Timar System: Identities of Timar-Holders, Fourteenth to Seventeenth Centuries in: Turkish Historical Review Volume 8 Issue 2 (2017)
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