İzmi̇r Efrenc Gümrüğü’nün Bi̇r Aylik Hasilatinin Mübeyyi̇n İcmal Defteri̇ni̇n Transkri̇psi̇yonu
Eda KÖSE,
Ali APALI,
Tuğba ÇULCU
Abstract:Throughout history, it is known that the Ottoman Empire had commercial relations. It is possible to access customs records from the Prime Ministry Ottoman Archives (PMOA), which provide information about these relations and the maintained ledgers. However, studies focusing on transcription and analysis in the field of accounting history are limited. In this regard, the transcription of brief ledger number ML.VRD.d, encoded as 867, belonging to Izmir Efrenç Customs, obtained from the Prime Ministry Ottoman Arch… Show more
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