Sedentarization of Kurdish tribes was a policy pursued by the Ottoman Empire as early as the sixteenth century and became prominent in the nineteenth century.[1] This policy was also pursued by the Committee of Union and Progress,[2] Turkey,[3] as well as Iran in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, in order to limit the movement of nomadic Kurds.[4][5]
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