Kemal Tahir’s novels which have been published since 1950, have made significant contributions to the debates regarding the history of Turkish society, as well as arousing great interest. Especially in his novels written after 1960, he dealt with the historical process of Turkish society through novels. He tried to capture the reactions of Anatolian people to the happenings around them through his village novels. All his village novels except “Büyük Mal” were written before 1960. The novels “Yediçınar Plateau”, “Körduman”, and “Büyük Mal”, which are called “Çorum Trilogy” are those in which Kemal Tahir deals with the relationship between the province and center in a long historical period through the town of Çorum and Narlıca Village. During the period starting with Tanzimat and extending to the 1930s, the social structure of the provinces, power relations, center-province relationships were at the center of these novels. The way the political changes and struggles in the center are understood in the provinces and their views regarding this struggle can be observed especially in this triology. On the other hand, it is emphasized that the power groups in the provinces use the political disputes in the center in line with their own interests. This study aims to deal with the province’s way of forming a relationship with the central politics in Kemal Tahir’s novels called “Çorum Trilogy”