[Collection of petitions and imperial edicts pertaining to Crete].

Title	[Collection of petitions and imperial edicts pertaining to Crete].
Publication Date:	1730
Publication Place	- [1730 or 31]
Subject	Crete (Greece)—History—Turkish rule, 1669-1898—Sources
Type	kitap
Language	Ottoman
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	10
Library:	Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID	9960968773506421
Record ID	j96024479
Library Location	HSVM Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 629, HSVM Electronic Resource, ELF1 Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 629, ELF1 Electronic Resource
Date	1730-01-01T00:00:00Z/1731-12-31T23:59:59Z — 1730-1731
Notes	Contains copies of imperial edicts sent to Crete and petitions presented by Cretans reflecting their social and economic concerns. Ms. likely belonged to an Ottoman bureaucrat in Crete. \| Ms. codex., Physical description: 19 lines per page; written in nastaʻliq script in black on white European glazed, laid paper. Rubrication and catchwords., Origin: Dated 1143 AH (1730 or 31) (fol. 10b). \| Quarter leather with boards.
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[Collection of petitions and imperial edicts pertaining to Crete].

Publication Date 1730

Publication Place - [1730 or 31]

Subject Crete (Greece)—History—Turkish rule, 1669-1898—Sources

Type kitap

Language Ottoman

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 10

Library Princeton University Library

Library Asset ID 9960968773506421

Record ID j96024479

Library Location HSVM Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 629, HSVM Electronic Resource, ELF1 Islamic Manuscripts, Third Series no. 629, ELF1 Electronic Resource

Date 1730-01-01T00:00:00Z/1731-12-31T23:59:59Z — 1730-1731

Notes Contains copies of imperial edicts sent to Crete and petitions presented by Cretans reflecting their social and economic concerns. Ms. likely belonged to an Ottoman bureaucrat in Crete. | Ms. codex., Physical description: 19 lines per page; written in nastaʻliq script in black on white European glazed, laid paper. Rubrication and catchwords., Origin: Dated 1143 AH (1730 or 31) (fol. 10b). | Quarter leather with boards.

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Koleksiyonlar Digitized Manuscripts, Princeton Digital Library of Islamic Manuscripts