Altı, Aziz; Başkutlu, Salih

The Kanizsa castle, conquered in 1600, remained under the rule of the Ottoman State until 1690. After its capture, Kanizsa province center was built. As far as can be determined, during the 90 years of domination, 57 administrators served in Kanizsa province. Although the terms of office of the governor/grand seigneur are determined by law, this period has been shortened or extended for various reasons. When we look at the history of the administrators assigned to the Kanizsa province, it is seen that most of them have management experience in Rumelia. In the special of Rumeli, the appointments of Budin and Timişvar grand seigneur/governors to Kanizsa were made. In addition to the prise, some administrators were assigned here to keep away from the center, as Kanizsa province is a city of boundary. Fındık Mustafa Pasha, who is the last grand seigneur/governor of Kanizsa province, unable to withstand months of siege and handed Kanizsa to Austria (Habsburg) in 1690.

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Altı, Aziz

Baba Sultan-Sureti Baba dervish lodge, located in the district of Eğirdir in Isparta. Sureti Baba dervish lodge, which was established in the period of Hamitoğulları Principality, continued to exist in the Ottoman Empire with the annexation of Eğirdir and its surroundings to the borders of the Ottoman State. Establishment of the Bektashi religious order belonging to the Sureti Baba dervish lodge, in 1826 with the Janissary ministry Bektashism has banned the activities of prohibition. In this period, as in the other Bektashi dervish lodges, the property of the Sureti Baba dervish lodge was seized by the State. After a while the re-opened Sureti Baba dervish lodge, this time as a Naqshi dervish lodge has continued to exist. Sureti Baba dervish lodge known since the 14th century, ended in 1925 with the closure of lodges. This study will examine the phases of the dervish lodge from the foundation of the Sureti Baba dervish lodge until the closing date of 1925.

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