Özet:

The Ottoman state has been working to increase its production since the 19th century. In particular, it has been attempted to reduce the negative events that occur after the Industrial Increase in the West. Factory that will operate within the country has begun to be opened. Some of these are factory opened by the government to meet the needs of the army or the palace. Since the last quarter of the 19th century, more special-qualified factories opened by foreign capitalists have also begun to operate. One of these factories is the Ottoman Kibrit Factory, which was established in the small town. The construction privilege of the factory is given in the first stage in the name of the Esani Lord of Espiraki, but the actual owner is a French man named Mösyö Tavernier. In the study, first of all, the Ottoman state’s industrial work and the development of the industry’s corporation activities were discussed. With regard to the Ottoman Kibrit Factory, there are a series of articles that are specifically aimed at restoration work and information about the history, but differently in this work, the company’s designation will be assessed, especially in the establishment of the factory. On the Ottoman Kibrit Factory, the existing documents in the Ottoman Archive, the privilege agreement and the establishment of the Ottoman Kibrit Company are examined and the management and organizational structure of the company and the factory has been revealed. Through the work and processes carried out in connection with the establishment of the Ottoman Kibrit Factory in the establishment stage of the factory, the way the institutions follow in the process, the facts that are noted in the construction of the factory have also been addressed. In the subsequent process, the information and documents contained in the archive regarding the operation and closure of the factory were evaluated.

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