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From the Deathbed to the Register: Administering the Dead in the Early Nineteenth-Century Ottoman Empire. [PDF]

Soc Hist Med
Gündoğdu C, Balsoy G.
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Necmeddin Tarsusî’nin “Urcûze fî Vefeyâti’l-A‘yân Min Mezhebi Ebî Hanîfeti’n-Nu‘mân” Adlı Eseri: Tedkik, Çeviri ve Değerlendirme

, 2017
İsmail Şık
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An Overview of Istanbul's Death Registers (1838–1840) Using Spectral Clustering

Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2022
Our project focuses on two Istanbul death registers (vefeyât defterleri) from 1838 and 1840. The first register is titled “The Book of Deceased Muslims” (Defter-i İslam Müteveffa) and, as the name suggests, concerns Muslim residents of Istanbul.2 The ...
Gülhan Balsoy, Gizem Fidan, Cihangir Gündoğdu, Murat Güvenç, Murat Tülek   +4 more
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Ottoman death registers (Vefeyât Defterleri) and recording deaths in Istanbul, 1838–1839

, 2020
This article presents an analysis of the first recognisably modern-style death registers in the Ottoman Empire. These were produced, in 1838–9, as a result of the state’s reaction to the cholera pandemic of 1831.
Gülhan Balsoy, Cihangir Gündoğdu
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Sosyal Bilgiler Öğretiminde Ölümardı (Nekroloji) Yazılarından (Vefat İlanları, Vefeyât [Obituary] ve İhtisasat [Eulogy]) Yararlanma

Sosyal Bilgiler Öğretiminde Yeni Yaklaşımlar-III, 2020
Bahri Ata
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Vefeyât, Ahmet Süleymanov

, 2016
M. Duman
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Müverrihler Semâsının Gurûb Eden Güneşi: “Şeyhü’l-Müverrihîn” Halil İnalcık (1916 - 2016)

, 2016
H. Yılmaz
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