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İbrahim Hakkı Efendi

Annual salary study and register readings

This study view uses the annual salary reference records. The main biography brings together the wider career and its sources.

Life and register readings

İbrahim Hakkı Efendi was born in Shkodër (İşkodra) in 1875/76 (AH 1292). At about 15, in 1889/90, İbrahim Hakkı began work in Shkodër. The annual lists begin in 1889/90, with İbrahim Hakkı as Bidayet Müddeiumumilik Kalemi mülazımı in Shkodër, the birthplace. The lists have no entry for 1890 to 1899. The last post was in Istanbul in 1899/1900.

The one salary in the lists is 30 kuruş a month, for 1899/1900, when fewer than 1 per cent of paid officials earned less. The final annual entry is for 1899/1900.

Places in order of time

Each number is a stop: the birthplace, the place of first work, then every place of the annual entries in turn. The year beside an arrow is the first entry at the new place.

All 2 stops
birthplaceplace of annual entriesmove, with the year of the first entry there
1899/190012ShkodërIstanbul
  1. Shkodër (İşkodra)

    Born 1875/76 (AH 1292); First work 1889/90 (AH 1307); 1889/90 (AH 1307)

    Bidayet Müddeiumumilik Kalemi mülazımı

    entries in 1 year

  2. Istanbul (Dersaadet)

    1899/1900 (AH 1317)

    No annual entry for 1890 to 1899 (AH 1308 to 1316) before it.

    Mahkeme-i Temyiz Müddeiumumilik Kalemi görevlisi

    30 kuruş a month; entries in 1 year

Career and salary

All years
Monthly salary by year, kuruşsalary of the yearsalary not recordedyears with one job titleno annual entry
no entry01020301889/90AH 13071890/91AH 13081891/92AH 13091892/93AH 13101893/94AH 13111894/95AH 13121895/96AH 13131896/97AH 13141897/98AH 13151898/99AH 13161899/1900AH 131730 kuruş

Point at a year for its salary, title, place and the median of all officials paid that year. Choose a row of the table to mark its years in the charts and its stop on the map.

Career of İbrahim Hakkı Efendi, one row per stage
YearsTitlePlaceSalary (kuruş a month)
1889/90AH 1307First workShkodër (İşkodra)
1889/90AH 1307Bidayet Müddeiumumilik Kalemi mülazımıShkodër (İşkodra)
No annual entry: 1890 to 1899 (AH 1308 to 1316)
1899/1900AH 1317Mahkeme-i Temyiz Müddeiumumilik Kalemi görevlisiIstanbul (Dersaadet)30

Record

Personal

Born
1875/76 (AH 1292)

First work

Year
1889/90 (AH 1307)

Recorded with

Officials who share a place, a job title, a school, a birthplace or the year of the first annual entry. Ranks compare the highest monthly salary of each official.

Same place, same years

Of the 43 officials with entries in Shkodër (İşkodra) in the same years, İbrahim Hakkı Efendi had the lowest salary.

All 191 officials with entries in Shkodër (İşkodra)

Same birthplace

Of the 311 officials born in Shkodër (İşkodra), 200 have a recorded salary; İbrahim Hakkı Efendi had the 196th highest salary of them.

The page of Shkodër (İşkodra), with the 311 officials born there

First annual entry in the same year

Of the 198 officials whose first annual entry is for 1889/90 (AH 1307), 180 have a recorded salary; İbrahim Hakkı Efendi had the 178th highest salary of them.

All 198 officials whose first annual entry is for 1889/90 (AH 1307)

Annual entries and original values

Annual entries of İbrahim Hakkı Efendi
YearTitlePlaceKuruş a monthInstitutionSourceArchive reference
1889/90AH 1307Bidayet Müddeiumumilik Kalemi mülazımıShkodër (İşkodra)Affiliation not recordedSelected canonical career records
1899/1900AH 1317Mahkeme-i Temyiz Müddeiumumilik Kalemi görevlisiIstanbul (Dersaadet)30Affiliation not recordedSelected canonical career records
What the sources named in this table are
Selected canonical career records
Dated AH projections of the selected canonical collection; documentary and inferred bases remain available in each dossier.
Recorded values of İbrahim Hakkı Efendi with their sources
FieldRecorded valueSource
What the sources named in this table are
Selected canonical career records
Dated AH projections of the selected canonical collection; documentary and inferred bases remain available in each dossier.

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