Abstract:

The square and Serkeş crashes joined the Ottoman administration in the first quarter of the 15th century. After the region joined the Ottoman borders, the two accidents that continued to exist as village settlements became a separate accident in the 17th century. The square and Serkeş crashes, which have long continued to exist depending on different administrative units, were linked to the Canik Sanca when it entered the 19th century. These two accidents were located in the southwest of Serkeş Fatsa, and the square was in the east of Ünye and north of today's Kumru district. The two of these incidents, which have not beenined, have been established today in the Kumru district at the administrative borders. While these accidents disappear over time, the village continues to exist as a settlement place. 19th. In the century, as in the various places of the Ottoman geography, there were also numbers of people in the square and Serkeş crashes connected to Canik Sancağı. These calculations provide important information in the local sense as well as in terms of determining the basic characteristics of the demographic structure. Initially, these records provide an opportunity to obtain important information about the demographic structure of the area for about a hundred-year period. The aim of our work is in the 19th and 20th centuries. The population of the square and Serkeş accidents, which is among the main sources of demographic research in the first quarter of the century, is to reveal the change of this population, in addition to the socio-economic characteristics of migration and professions, and in this way to contribute to the research related to the Ottoman threshold.

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