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Because of its location and transit trade, Konya has attracted the attention of the wider public and traders. As a city center, Konya maintained its importance in the Ottoman administration and was able to maintain its status as a cultural, commercial and industrial city. However, the region has been accepted as a more important center in terms of animal husbandry in the Ottoman Empire. Because the city was located on the expedition of the army and some of the people of this region were raising the horses that the army needed in the vast steppes. In addition, since the caravan trade also foresees road transport and a branch of the historical silk road passes through this route, when the merchant cargo stopped by Konya, they were able to rent and transport these transport animals from the local people even when they had to go to Konya. This need not only made an economic contribution to the city, but also allowed traders from different locations to come to the city. In addition, the city was on the pilgrimage route and it also took part in the trade of hijaz. In order to determine the commercial road network and transportation conditions in the city on the basis of the transportation basis, in this study on the basis of the 18th century, source books and articles were used on the basis of Şer’iyye registers.

Osmanlı’da Ticarî Yol Sistemi ve Taşımacılık: Konya Örneği(1700-1750)