There are in all Greece, that is, in all the countries which the Turkish Signor possesses in Europe, sixty-eight thousand villages of Turkish and Christian people, subject to public burdens.[780] There follow next six _Beylerbeys_ of Asia, and a separate one of Egypt. The first of these is called the _Beylerbey_ of Anatolia which was anciently Asia Minor: he has from feudal income fourteen thousand ducats, but gets a great deal more. This man has under him and in his government Pontus, Bithynia, Asia proper, Lydia, Caria, and Lycia: these provinces under a single name are called at present Anatolia. This man’s place at the Porte is after the _Beylerbey_ of Greece. And he has under him, besides his own slaves, who are more than a thousand, twelve _Sanjaks_ with feudal income of from four to six thousand ducats each. Ten thousand _Spahis_, with five to ten aspers a day, and also more or less feudal income according to their degree. Next after these follows The _Beylerbey_ of Caramania, which was anciently Cilicia and Pamphylia, with feudal income of ten thousand ducats. This man has under him seven _Sanjaks_ with four to six thousand ducats of feudal income each, and five thousand _Spahis_, with five to ten aspers a day each and feudal income besides. The _Beylerbey_ of Amasia and Tokat, which was Cappadocia and Galatia, with feudal income of eight thousand ducats. Four _Sanjaks_ with four to six thousand ducats of feudal income each. Four thousand _Spahis_ with five to ten aspers a day each and feudal income. The _Beylerbey_ of Anadole, which is a region between Syria, Caramania, and Tokat, which was anciently Paphlagonia, and is the half of Armenia Minor. He has ten thousand ducats of feudal income, and under him seven _Sanjaks_ with four to five thousand ducats of feudal income. Seven thousand _Spahis_, with five to ten aspers per day and feudal income. In this province of Anadole, they say that when the Signor is there, besides the paid troops thirty thousand persons are obliged to ride without any pay, but only with expenses from the villages. The _Beylerbey_ of Mesopotamia, under whom is the remainder of Armenia Minor and part of the Major, the other parts belonging to the Persians and the Kurds. This borders with Bagdad, or Baldach, which was anciently Babylonia. He has of feudal income thirty thousand ducats: and besides his own slaves, who number two thousand, he has under him twelve _Sanjaks_ with feudal income of four to six thousand ducats a year, and ten[781] _Spahis_ with ten to fifteen aspers per day each, and with large feudal income because of being at the confines of the Persians: with these they are continually in conflict.