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L'Égypte des villages autour du seizième siècle

N. Michel
Livre broché | Français | Collection Turcica | n° 23
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This book aims at studying the history of Islamic Egypt during a little-known time period (the 16th century) through the lens of its rural world, an even lesser-known reality. Following their conquest of Egypt in 1517, the Ottomans developed a lasting concern for the countryside, as it represented a major source of state income. Their attempt to assess and harness its resources brought about an exceptional set of archival records, part of which remain extant to date. These archives retain information on land regimes and fiscal organisation as well as shedding light on the distribution of power and authority within rural societies. Despite giving evidence on the wide-ranging autonomy that local peasant communities could enjoy, such records still impart uniformity to highly diverse and unequal societies. Studying 16th-century Egypt in this way is thus insightful to understand its former Mamluk history as well as its evolutions to come during Ottoman times.

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Nombre de pages :
528
Langue:
Français
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Tome:
n° 23

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EAN:
9789042934795
Date de parution :
17-08-18
Format:
Livre broché
Format numérique:
Trade paperback (VS)
Dimensions :
160 mm x 239 mm
Poids :
938 g

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