ACCORDİNG TO NUMBER 1 KADİ REGISTRY BOOK, THE TYPOLOGY OF HOUSING IN KUTAHYA AT THE END OF THE 17TH CENTURY AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 18TH CENTURY (1695-1703)

Hicran Hanım HALAÇ ¹ , Canan Parla ²

Most of the investigations which take hand Ottoman period of Turkey’s social and cultural history are limited to Istanbul. The works about dwelling deal with monumental buildings like palace or mansion. Beginning from Seljuk Empire, the historical monuments of Kutahya account for castles and mosques. There is no early period of housing which lasts contemporary. In case of absence of housing belongs to 18th century and even the beginning of 19th century; therefore, this causes generally accepted evaluations. The works which focus on architectural housing and domestic culture belonging to 19th century and before, this necessitate the exploitation of Ottoman documents composing of primary sources like Kadi registry, charter of a waqf, pieces of writing of a waqf, accounting entry of waqf, yearbook, temettuat (profits), mühimme and pieces of writing of land registry.This research article gives information about Kutahya’s eight years between 1695 and 1703. Obtained property from Şeriyye registry, road and neighborhood relationship, depending on storey and location information, the housing types of Kutahya and the housing typology of Kutahya at the end of the 17th century and at the beginning of the 18th century are determined.

Keywords
Kutahya, Kadi registers, House, Traditional city pattern, Typology,