, also known as , was a hereditary estate granted to local nobility in the Ottoman Empire for military service. were a prevalent form of governance within the Ottoman lands, belonging to eyalets including but not limited to Baghdad, Damascus, Raqqa, Bosnia, and Anatolia. greatly overlapped with the more autonomous , but were differently subject to (cadastre) and timar.
List List of Ocaklıks between 1673–1740: Zaçesne (Cernik) Çermik Pertek Kulb - Ruled by the Principality of Suleyman. Ağca Kale Dasini - Ruled by the Sheikhan principality. Mihrani Pasin Hınıs Malazgird Micingerd Kuzcan Kiğı Bayezid Kalesi Eleşkird Köy Şelve (Tutak-Hamur) Diyadin Oltı Ardanuc Şavşad Pertekrek Nısf-ı Livâne (Artvin) Mahcil Acere-ı Ülyâ (Upper Adjara) - Ruled by the Khimshiashvili Family. Acere-ı Süflâ (Lower Adjara) Emir Hoy Astere Posthov Hartus Altun Kale Astıha Mamervan Ahalkelek Geçvan Ardahan-ı Küçük Batum Bitlis - Also a hükümet. Ruled by the Rojaki Dynasty. Hizan - Also a hükümet Hakkâri - Also a hükümet. Ruled by the Hakkâri dynasty. Hoşab (Mahmûdî) - Also a hükümet. Ruled by the Mahmudi Principality Kârkâr Zeriki Şırvî - Ruled by the Şirvan mirs Şıtak Espayrid Bargiri Diyadin Somay - Ruled by the Pinyanişi principality. Belican Abagay - Ruled by the Ezdikhan Principality. İmadiyye - Also a hükümet. Ruled by the Bahdinan mirs. Cessân Bedre Herîr (Şehrân) - Also a hükümet. Ruled by the Soran mirs. Mîr-Aşiret-i Baclan (Zohab) Derne ve Dertenk Mendelcin Mendemi Aşireti Hûdî Zengene Ça'an Gediği Dulkıran Vatan (in Tunis)
Other Sanjaks that were Ocaklık in 1631–1632: Sağman Mazgird Atak Çapakçur Siirt Görgil Ahakis Meyyafarikin Hemkerdekân Müküs Albak Kotur Bolu Gaza - Ruled by the Ridwan dynasty Lajjun - Ruled by the Turabay dynasty Deyr-i Rahhe - Ruled by the Al Abu Risha Hâbûr Cemâse Beni Rabî'a Anah - Ruled by the Al Abu Risha
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