 At this time, the administration of the island was also reformed and brought in line with Ottoman practice, with a governor ("voevoda"), judge ("kadi"), and elders ("kodjabashis") heading the local Greek inhabitants.In the late-16th century, Lemnos is recorded, along with Chios, as "the only prosperous island of the Archipelago".It had 74 villages, three of them inhabited by Turkish Muslims.