The Ottoman Empire and the Establishment of OPDA

Summary of workers in Altman debt management The main purpose of this document is to investigate the staff of Duyun-umumyeyedaresi (OPDA after Ottoman debt management), the main authority of the Ottoman government. This article is in two parts. In the first half, we will explain the political and economic situation of the Ottoman Empire just like the Europe in which OPDA was founded. The second part will explain the labor force participating in OPDA. The first part of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of OPDA During the past two centuries, the Ottoman Empire was faced with various crises.

Ottoman Empire: 1299-1453 In the 13th century, the nomadic nomadic Turkish named Ertogrul dominated the majority of Northwest Anatolia. The name of the Ottoman Empire comes from his son Ottoman (r. 1280-1324); Ottoman is the Italian rot of the Ottoman. As the Seljuk Dynasty and other Turkish dynasties, the Ottoman Empire relied on Guts' warriors as the basis for its military strength. Gazi Warrior is an egalitarian society that acquired leadership through courage and fighting achievements. They practiced a code of conduct (futuwwa) similar to the Order of the Medieval knights of the West. The Ottoman Empire transformed into Sunnis Muslims regards himself as a Muslim guardian. Ottoman married the daughter of Sufi Shake, the owner of one of the many Sufi orders founded in Asia Minor. Sufi shaykhs are often spiritual leaders of the Ottoman society

Muslim of the Osterman Empire. The Ottoman Empire is an Islamic government that started in Anatolia early in the 14th century. Prior to the emergence of the empire, Islam was founded in Anatolia, but during the 14th and 16 th centuries religion expanded with the conquest of the Balkans and the central Hungarian Ottoman Empire. This does not mean that the unity of the population is Muslim. In many parts of the Ottoman Empire, especially the Balkans, Christians make up the majority of the population, even Muslims are majority groups, there are usually non-residents other than Muslims. Unlike some ruler of Western Europe, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire did not try to strengthen religious unity. But Islam is a dominant religion, the political structure of the empire reflects this fact. On the Balkans, several Christian groups served as military support personnel in the 16th century.