Özet:

The Ottoman State has gained an important place in the Bektaşilik, which is forbidden with the closure of the New Jersey House. The center of the Baktaşity, the Hacı Bektaş Veli tekkesi (Pirevi), was influenced by this process and for a while remained under the direction of the Nakşiti. In the work done so far, on the basis of various archives, this period of Pirevi has been attempted to illuminate. The point that made our work different from others was to look at Pirevi in the light of the data of the population records and to reveal new information in this direction. Six population records held between 1830-1846 formed the main lines of this study. From the population data, new information and opinions about Babagan Bektaşis, Çelebis and Nakşi Sheikh and his family were presented under the roof of Pirevi. Thus, the different aspects of the Derwish in Pirevi, the Naksi Sheikh and the family and the Chelebis were explained, primarily the demographic characteristics. Especially thanks to the homogeneous records from the basic data of the population records, the physical appearance of the Bektaşi dervises has been learned. In some records, it is important to decline the details of which region the dervises came to Pirevi, while it is important to indicate the distribution of human resources in Pirevi within the Ottoman borders. In addition, the population records have also been identified by the villages associated with the Pirevi Foundation and the people living in these villages. In addition to the population records, the property of Sheikh Veli, who had previously been sheltered in Pirevi, was also revealed by the benefit of the temettuat book.