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Education of ghulams and ghulam houses in Anatolian Seljukids

Türkiye Selçuklu Devletinde gulam eğitimi ve gulamhaneler

Erkan GÖKSU
Journal
Nüsha
Pages
65–84
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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The gulams who entered in their early ages into ghulam houses and were instructed by "babayan" are more reliable than those of elderly ghulams who were given as present, bought or inhereted from statesmen or civilians and can obtain higher position according to their competence, talent and heroism.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The ghulams who obtained significant posts in palace and government or army were recruited by classical ways such as picked up among prisoners of war, bought, given as a present or inhereted from statesmen or civilians.
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Key Findings & Data:Especially the ghulams who entered into dergah in early ages had education in "ghulam schools" or "military barracks" that were called as "ghulam houses".
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Conclusion & Impact:The gulams who entered in their early ages into ghulam houses and were instructed by "babayan" are more reliable than those of elderly ghulams who were given as present, bought or inhereted from statesmen or civilians and can obtain higher position according to their competence, talent and heroism.
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Abstract

The ghulams who obtained significant posts in palace and government or army were recruited by classical ways such as picked up among prisoners of war, bought, given as a present or inhereted from statesmen or civilians. Especially the ghulams who entered into dergah in early ages had education in "ghulam schools" or "military barracks" that were called as "ghulam houses". The gulams who entered in their early ages into ghulam houses and were instructed by "babayan" are more reliable than those of elderly ghulams who were given as present, bought or inhereted from statesmen or civilians and can obtain higher position according to their competence, talent and heroism.

Özet

Türkiye Selçuklu Devleti'nde gerek saray ve hükümet teşkilâtında gerekse orduda önemli bir mevkie sahip olan gulâmlar, harp esirleri arasından seçme, satın alma, hediye ve herhangi bir devlet veya kişiden intikal etme gibi klasik yöntemlerle temin edilirdi. Özellikle küçük yaşta dergâha alınan gulâmlar, "gulâmhâne" adı verilen "gulâm mektepleri" veya "askerî kışlalar"da eğitim görürlerdi. Küçük yaşta girdikleri gulâmhânelerde "babayân" adı verilen kişiler nezaretinde yetiştirilen gulâmlara, hediye, satın alma ve herhangi bir devlet veya kişiden intikal eden yaşı ilerlemiş gulâmlara göre daha fazla güvenilir, liyakat, hüner ve kahramanlıkları nispetinde yüksek makamlara kadar yükselirlerdi.

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GÖKSU, E. (2022). Education of ghulams and ghulam houses in Anatolian Seljukids. Nüsha, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 24, 65–84. https://ajindex.com/articles/584920

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