Conscription in the Ottoman Empire
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Conscription in the Ottoman Empire
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Military conscription in the Ottoman Empire varied in the periods of: the Classical Army (1451–1606)
the Reform Period (1826–1858)
the Modern Army (1861–1922) A complex set of rules applied, which involved: A poll-tax named cizye, originally imposed on non-Muslims as a substitute for military service.
An exemption tax, from 1855 the Bedl-i askeri, which applied to everyone and was theoretically a substitute for military service.
Western-style conscription, closely linked to the introduction of a
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Military enlisting during Ottoman empire
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