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Job title

Meclis-i Maliye Azaligi

Group of job titles: Tax and treasury

2 officials held the job title Meclis-i Maliye Azaligi. Its 4 annual entries run from 1900 to 1909 (AH 1318 to 1326). The median of the 4 recorded monthly salaries is 7,000 kuruş, against 500 kuruş for the whole collection in the same years. The entries name 1 place, Istanbul.

Officials
2
Years on recordAH 1318 to 1326, 3 years with an entry
1900 to 1909
Median monthly salaryfrom 4 recorded salaries
7,000 kuruş
Places with officials
1

Profile of the group: Tax and treasury

No source read describes Meclis-i Maliye Azaligi by itself, so this is the profile of its group of job titles.

Officials of the Ministry of Finance (Maliye) and of the Public Debt Administration (Düyun-ı Umumiye). The Ministry of Finance took the place of the old chief treasurer (defterdar) in 1841; the Public Debt Administration was set up by the decree of 20 December 1881 to manage revenues assigned to the foreign creditors.

Sources

  1. Kütükoğlu, Mübahat S. (1994). Defterdar. TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi, vol. 9, 94-96. Online copy (read 14 October 2026).Pages or part: 95. Used for: summary.
  2. Küçük, Cevdet and Ertüzün, Tevfik (1994). Düyûn-ı Umûmiyye. TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi, vol. 10, 58-62. Online copy (read 14 October 2026).Pages or part: 59-61. Used for: summary.

Places

Places of Meclis-i Maliye Azaligi, the place with most officials first
PlaceProvinceOfficialsAnnual entriesYears
Istanbul (Dersaadet)Istanbul (Dersaadet) province241900 to 1909

Ottoman officials recorded

2 officials, the one with most annual entries first.

Officials of Meclis-i Maliye Azaligi
OfficialYearsAnnual entriesKuruş a monthBirthplace
Ahmet Muhittin Bey1900 to 190936,000 to 8,000Istanbul (Dersaadet)
Mahmut Bedri Efendi1902/0316,000Niš (Niş)

Years run from the first to the last annual entry. An official without a recorded name is listed after the named officials.

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

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