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• 1. Metin
• 2. Tıpkıbasım.

• 1. Küçük Erbakan

The founder of the family was Kasım Ağaoğlu Alaaddin Bey. Therefore, the terms of Alaaddin Paşazade or Alaadin Quarry were also used to describe his descendants: Muş Beys, who are described as brave and brave warriors in the documents; their relations with the Ottoman government and provincial governors, their struggle with other gentlemen around them, their activities in the Ottoman-Russian and Ottoman-Iranian wars made them one of the most important families of the eastern provinces in the 18th and 19th centuries. Muş Beys did not only come to the fore with their warrior identities, but also contributed to the development of Muş with permanent works such as mosques, madrasahs, baths and bridges

The work that is the subject of this book is a journal called Buyuruldu, which contains the orders of the grand vizieres to officers from different authorities in the second half of the 18th century. Some of the declarations are about bureaucratic procedures in this period, regulations on market money, administration of foundations, collection of government receivables, official merits, wars with Austria and Russia. Most of the orders of Grand Viziers are about the maintenance of everyday life in Istanbul. These orders are the provision of poison, bread, meat, water, soap and fuel needs of the residents of payitaht; prevention of profiteering, famine or cost in the city; construction and repair of roads; It provides valuable information on the measures taken for the cleanliness of the capital. In addition, clothing bans for Muslims and non-Muslims, and the regulations that various tradesmen belong to, can be learned from the orders