صاحب الكورة (الباجركوس)‎ في مصر في عصر الولاة في ضوء أوراق البردي العربية (21-254 ه-641-868 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Arabic papyrus shed light on the work of the owner of the village in Egypt in the era of the Governors, the owner of the village was the link between the Arab rulersin the central administration with the workers of the local administration and the People of Egypt from the towns and villages, the papyrus explained how to appoint the owners of the Kur in their positions, they were appointed by the Governors ofFustat.

The local administration in the era of Governors was characterized by extreme centralization, the Governors did not give the owners of the Kur the opportunity to become independent in their own affairs, the papyrus notes the extent to which the Governor intervened in the affairs of the local administration and subjected them to his strict control, he asked the owner of the kora to return to the central administration always in all affairs of his corpus, he intervened in the financial affairs in the amount of taxes from ences and taxes and on the date of collection, he issued payment orders for the Village and threatened those who were late for payment.