Öz
The provision of justice has been possible when people can present their complaints directly or indirectly to an institution. Fort his purpose, qadi courts, which constitute the first step of justice in the Ottoman provinces, were established and these courts fulfilled the judicial function. Everyone who suffered injustice in the Ottoman Empire, regardless of religion or nationality, obtained their rights through these institutions. Those who could not obtain their rights locally applied to the Divân-ı Hümâyun, which is the last resort of justice. Divân-ı Hümâyun worked as an institution directly subordinate to the sultan, and the complaints were dizcussed and resolved on behalf of the sultan. While the complaint issues discussed in the Divân-ı Hümâyun were recorded in the Mühimme Registers at first, they were recorded in the Complaint Registers from 1649, and in the Eyalet Ahkâm Registers as of 1742, with the increase in complaints. The subject of the study is the Bosnian Ahkâm Registres, in which the complaints reflected to the Divân-ı Hümâyun from Bosnia and various settlements in Bosnia are recorded. In the light of the provisions recorded in the aforementioned books between 1742 and 1825, information about the functioning of the tımar system in Bosnia and its environs was tried to be obtained. In addition, in the Ahkâm Registers; the relationship between the manager and the managed and the obligations of the parties to each other, the taxes on the land and the land, the migrations from the fief lands, the the problems and the provisions given for these problems were examined. The relevant provisions have been interpreted using the examples given in the study.