Administration of the Ottoman Empire
Author: Dr Ishani Choudhury
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Administration of the Ottoman Empire by Dr. Ishani Choudhury is a brief overview of the Ottoman Empire's administration, including its legal system, central government structure, and provincial administration. It explores the influence of ancient Near Eastern, Islamic, and Central Asian models on the Ottoman state and emphasizes the importance of justice, wealth, and military strength in the empire's administration.
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