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Conscription in the Ottoman Empire : ウィキペディア英語版
Conscription in the Ottoman Empire

Conscription in the Ottoman Empire examined by close reference to what period ("Classic Army (1451–1606)," "Reform Period (1826–1858)" or "Modern Army (1861-1922)") or a complex set of rules which included a poll-tax (in the very early times named cizye on non-Muslims, later it was Bedl-i askeri, an exemption tax, which applied to everyone), which was theoretically a substitute for military service. The introduction of western style conscription was closely linked to the introduction of a European-style army, Modern Army (1861-1922), but it did not coincide with it.
==Classic Period ==
(詳細はOttoman imperial army was achieved through forced enlistment of Christian children every 5 years.

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