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Job title

Encumeni Adliye Riyaseti

Group of job titles: Justice and legal affairs

1 official held the job title Encumeni Adliye Riyaseti. Its 6 annual entries run from 1880 to 1886 (AH 1298 to 1303). The median of the 6 recorded monthly salaries is 5,000 kuruş, against 500 kuruş for the whole collection in the same years. The entries name 1 place, Istanbul.

Officials
1
Years on recordAH 1298 to 1303, 6 years with an entry
1880 to 1886
Median monthly salaryfrom 6 recorded salaries
5,000 kuruş
Places with officials
1

Profile of the group: Justice and legal affairs

No source read describes Encumeni Adliye Riyaseti by itself, so this is the profile of its group of job titles.

Officials of the courts and offices of the Ministry of Justice (Adliye), created on 14 February 1870 from the court Divan-ı Ahkam-ı Adliye. The new courts (nizamiye) were set up in the provinces from the 1860s.

History

The regulation of 21 May 1879 organised the ministry as the Ministry of Justice and Sects (Adliye ve Mezahib Nezareti), with an undersecretary, a corresponding secretary, directors for criminal and civil affairs, for the records of officials and for documents, and an accountant. The commercial courts came under the ministry in 1875.

Sources

  1. Findley, Carter V. (1980). Bureaucratic Reform in the Ottoman Empire: The Sublime Porte, 1789-1922. Princeton: Princeton University Press.Pages or part: 178. Used for: summary.
  2. Yavuz, Hulusi (1988). Adliye Nezâreti. TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi, vol. 1, 389-390. Online copy (read 14 October 2026).Pages or part: 389. Used for: summary, history.

Places

Places of Encumeni Adliye Riyaseti, the place with most officials first
PlaceProvinceOfficialsAnnual entriesYears
Istanbul (Dersaadet)Istanbul (Dersaadet) province161880 to 1886

Ottoman officials recorded

Officials of Encumeni Adliye Riyaseti
OfficialYearsAnnual entriesKuruş a monthBirthplace
Hasan Tahsin Efendi1880 to 188665,000Veria (Karaferye)

How to read these records: years and calendars, what first recorded means, gaps between annual entries, and salaries.

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