Sanjak of Görice
The Sanjak of Görice or Korçë (Turkish: Görice sancağı) was a second-level administrative unit (sanjak) of the Ottoman Empire centred in Korçë. It was established in the 15th century following Ottoman conquests and disestablished during the Balkan Wars (1912–13). It was one of several sanjaks part of the Manastir Vilayet (1874–1912). It had territory in what is today southeastern Albania and northwestern Greece.
Sub-districts
The sub-districts (kaza) of the sanjak were:[when?]
- Görice (Korçë)
- İstarova (Pogradec)
- Kolonya (Ersekë)
- Kesriye (Kastoria)
Demographics
According to French fieldwork conducted in 1913-1914, Greeks made up 2/3 of the Sanjak's population while Albanians made up 1/3. More specifically, Greeks were 58,250 and Albanians were 31,500, with an additional 4,000 Aromanians. In the kaza of Korçë, Greeks were 31,750, Albanians were 14,300 and Aromanians were 3,250.[1]
References
- ^ "Le Conflit Greco-Albanais - L'Epire". Ligue International pour le défense du Droit des Peuples 1913-1914. p. 179
Further reading
- Altuğ, Uğur (2010). "Premeti, Görice ve Havalisinde Hıristiyan Sipahiler". II. Murad Dönemine ait Tahrir Defterlerinin yayına hazırlanması ve bu malzemeye göre tımar sistemi, demografi, yerleşme ve topoğrafya üzerinde araştırmalar (in Turkish). Ankara.
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External links
- "Ottoman Provinces before 1908" (PDF).
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