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and II. After the conquest by Mehmet, the Mora region was transformed into a prison under the administration of Elvanoğlu Sinan Mr. The mountains are divided into 17 nations. These are: Balya Badra, Vostiça, Hulumiç, Vumero, Krevukor, Arkadya, Leondar, Korintos, Kalavrita, Minhalu, Bezenik, Kalandriça (Halandriça), Sandomiri (Sandomeri), Grebena (Grevena), Ayo Ilya, Gardiçko and Mistra. Most of these nations have the same name as the center of the nations. This also applies to Balya Badra. The Balya Badra Nâhiesi center is the name of the Balya Badra city. The city, today known as Patra/Patras, was known as Balya Badra in the Ottoman era. The aim of this study is to study the population of the Balya Badra city and the historic development of the city between 1460 and 1715. The source of the work is the Ottoman tahriers contained on the Mora Sanca. After the promotion of the resources used, the population growth in the city, the growth rate and the Turkization and Islamization process are referred to. The study also included tables showing the neighborhood names in Patra, the number of taxpayers and their religious membership. In 1514/1515 there was only one Muslim neighborhood, 20 Christians, eight Jews, a Chingene and a Hyristic Muslim community. By 1715, there were 13 Christians, four Muslims and a Jewish community in the city. The agricultural production of the people of Patra, the tax rates, the taxes that the residents of Patra pay and the professions they carry out are among the topics focused on.

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After the conquest of the Morea by Mehmed II, this region was tranformed into an Ottoman province governed by Elvanoğlu Sinan Bey. Morea was subdivided into 17 districts. These districts were Balya Badra, Vostiça, Hulumiç, Vumero, Krevukor, Arkadya, Leondar, Korintos, Kalavrita, Minhalu, Bezenik, Kalandriça (Halandriça), Sandomiri (Sandomeri), Grebena (Grevena), Ayo İlia, Gardicko and Mistra. The great number of these districts has the same name as their center. The district of Patras was also named by the name of its center that is the town of Patras. Patras was known in the Ottoman period as Balya Badra. The aim of this article is to study the town of Patras, its population and economy between 1460 and 1715 years. This study is based on the Ottoman Archives sources, especially on the Ottoman survey register (tahrir) concerning the province of Morea. After the presentation of the sources fournishing rich data about Patras this article examined the population growth, the average of growth, the process of Turkicization, conversion and Islamization in the town. We draw the tables showing the names of the quarters of the town of Patras, the number of tax-payers and their confessions. In 1514/1515 there were one Muslim quarter, 20 Christian and 8 Jewish quarters, a Cipsy and a Christian müsellem community in Patras. In 1715 the town has 13 Christian and 4 Muslim quarters and a Jews community. The information about the agricultural production, the total amount of taxes and the jobs practicing by the inhabitants of the town of Patras was also given.