The Cities of Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia in the 17th – 18th Centuries

Institute of Russian History of the Russian Academy of Sciences

 

For citation: Novoseltsev, Аnatoly P. The Cities of Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia in the 17^th – 18^th Centuries // Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy (The Earliest States of Eastern Europe). 2021: Eastern Europe and the World of Islam. In honor of Tatjana M. Kalinina. Editors of the volume B.E. Rashkovskiy, E.V. Litovskikh, E.A. Melnikova. Moscow: Dmitry Pozharsky University, 2021. S. 633–828.

 

Introduction

а) Goals and Objectives of the Work, Historiography of the Problem

б) Survey of Sources

I. Act Materials

II. Armenian Sources

III. Sources in the Farsi

IV. Western European Sources

V. Russian Sources

VI. Turkish Sources

VII. Georgian Sources

VIII. Azerbaijani Sources

Chapter I. Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia as Parts of the Kyzylbash State

§ 1. Description and the State of the Problem

§ 2. Natural Resources and Occupations of the Population

§ 3. Forms of Land Ownership. Shah’s Domain and its Role in the Evolution of the Kyzylbash State

§ 4. Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia as Parts of the Kyzylbash State and Semi-independent Khanates in the 17^th and 18^th Centuries

Chapter II. Cities of Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia in the 17^th – 18^th Centuries (Economical and Social Composition of the Population)

§ 1. Cities of Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia in the 17^th – 18^th Centuries

§ 2. Urban Population and Economy of Cities in Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenia in the 17^th – 18^th Centuries

§ 3. Trade of Azerbaijan and Eastern Armenian Cities

Chapter III. Urban Government and the Military Role of Cities

Brief Conclusions