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cal features; or they put that these tribesmen show some certain attitudes. For example in Kerpiç Village, in interviews people said about Terikanlı tribe that its members had been thiefs. 217 Similarly, Kandemir‘s accounts show that Rışvan tribesmen in Karagedik village had been thinking that their tribe was more noble than other tribes.218 This two factors show
t if they were shown other places in Konya and Ankara they would consent to be sedentarized. We see that Cihanbeyli, Mikailli, Heciyanlı, Terkanlı, and Seyfhanlı tribes would not obey to this order of the Ottoman state.119 In order to understand the process of sedentarization of nomadic tribes it would be beneficial to understand how state and nomadic tribes p
adanlı, Herfodanlı, Jirdikanlı, Leranlı Cihanbeyli DerviĢanlı, Gürekli, Tozonanlı Atımanlı Gizranlı, Jelikanlı, Davudanlı Seyfanlı Koybanlı Terkanlı Table II: Name of tribes and sub-tribes in Haymana according to Kandemir's accounts It is seen that sedentarized nomads named the hamlets and villages on their own. This is also seen in the archival documents that
tions of settlement. According to a narrative quoted by Kanoğlu, other Kurdish tribes in Haymana region opposed to the sedentarization of Terkanlı in this region tribe as a whole due to the problems they created. At the continuation of this quotation, it was mentioned that in order to prevent Terkanlı tribe‘s settlement in Haymana, other Kurdish tribes offered
egion tribe as a whole due to the problems they created. At the continuation of this quotation, it was mentioned that in order to prevent Terkanlı tribe‘s settlement in Haymana, other Kurdish tribes offered bribe to state officials. 207 205 BOA, İ.MVL 00228/7802. 206 Anatoly M. Khazanov, Nomads and the Outside World, 2nd ed. (University of Wisconsin Press, 19
people were revealed in detail. For example, a list was prepared which showed, along with the Rışvan tribe in the Bozok region, Okçıyanlı, Terkanlu, Belkanlu, Siganlu, Atmanlu, Mahyanlu and Heciyanlu Kurds sedentarized in Ankara, Kayseri, KırĢehir, Tokat, and Sivas, robbed local people of their goods. Upon the preparation of this list, it was decided to return t
hosen. For example, the count and the name of those eligible for soldiering among the Haremeyn in Bozok in 1842 and Tabanlu, Hacıyanlu and Türkanlu tribes in Ankara were asked from local authorities.94 In order to supply its increasing demand for soldiers, the Ottoman state also targeted the nomadic tribes. However, the nomads met this aim of the state with re

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Tezde Terikanlı adı, Rişvan konfederasyonu ve sedentarizasyon bağlamında geçmektedir. Bu sayfadaki notlar OCR metnine dayalıdır.

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Suat Dede, From Nomadism to Sedentary Life in Central Anatolia: The Case of Rişvan Tribe (1830–1932), M.A. Thesis, Bilkent Üniversitesi, 2011.
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