Individual dossier

Rifat Antuvan Efendi

102_59_113Preserved archival reference
Recovered annual record

A short account from recorded fields

Rifat Antuvan Efendi was born in Halep in AH 1258. Recorded schooling includes 4 years at Millet Mektebi. First work is recorded in Deyrulkamer in AH 1282 (24 AH years after the recorded birth year). The surviving career record covers 33 distinct AH years between 1284 and 1316; it begins with Muhabere Memuru in Bekfiya (350 kuruş monthly). Basmuhabere Memuru appears later, in AH 1316 (540 kuruş monthly). Recorded language competency: Turkish: Kitabet (writing); Arabic: Kitabet (writing); French: Kitabet (writing); Italian: Kitabet (writing).

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Life and career

33 recorded AH years · 33 annual entries

Life and career stages

Recorded AH years

AH 1258
AH 1282Birth-year difference: 24 AH years
AH 1284Birth-year difference: 26 AH years
AH 1285Birth-year difference: 27 AH years
AH 1286–1288Birth-year difference: 28–30 AH years
AH 1289–1301Birth-year difference: 31–43 AH years
AH 1302–1315Birth-year difference: 44–57 AH years
AH 1316Birth-year difference: 58 AH years

Each stage retains its recorded place and title. Annual stages group only consecutive years with the same title and place; they do not prove continuous tenure. Birth-year differences compare AH year numbers; they are not exact ages or birthdays.

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Assigned salary in the annual career

Monthly kuruş · AH

Annual career record begins at AH 1284

Muhabere Memuru · bekfiya · 350 kuruş monthly

First work is separately recorded at AH 1282 in Deyrulkamer. The first-salary field is 350 kuruş; it is not a dated point on this curve.

AH 1282 · 1865 labelRecorded first-work anchorDeyrulkamer

Monthly nominal assigned amounts, not confirmed cash payments. Lines connect consecutive AH years only; hollow points mean salary not recorded. Competing entries in one AH year remain separate points, without a unique pay-change line. Gregorian values elsewhere are stored labels.

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Each comparison uses the preceding surviving entry.

Locality bekfiya → cebele
Locality cebele → zahle
Salary 350 to 330 kuruş -20 (-5.71%)
Locality zahle → beyrut
Salary 330 to 500 kuruş +170 (+51.52%)
Salary 500 to 600 kuruş +100 (+20%)
Salary 600 to 500 kuruş -100 (-16.67%)
Title Muhabere Memuru → 3. Mudur
Locality beyrut → zahle
Salary 500 to 600 kuruş +100 (+20%)
Salary 600 to 540 kuruş -60 (-10%)
Title 3. Mudur → Basmuhabere Memuru
Locality zahle → beyrut

A title change is not automatically a promotion; a locality change is not a reconstructed journey.

Places in this record

AH 1282 · 1865 labelRecorded first-work anchorDeyrulkamer

◆ Birthplace■ First work● Annual recordRing: multiple relations

Every recorded locality remains visible in the key. Hollow markers show candidate coordinates; these are not resolved locations. Overlapping markers are offset for legibility; a small anchor and leader retain the source coordinate. Coastlines provide modern geographic context.

Honours, rank and legal records

Archival reference as recorded: 102_59_113

Collection identified by the thesis dataset: BOA, DH.SAİD, Sicill-i Ahvâl Defterleri, Dahiliye Nezâreti. The archive reference is reproduced as recorded in the coded personnel dataset.

Decoration and legal-record evidence

Decoration wording is not recorded in the linked text fields.

Legal-record notes and indicators

Original wording and raw source values are not adjudicated findings or lifetime verdicts.

Annual legal-record indicator: 0 · Later annual personnel extract · Source label: “Any criminal record (1=yes)”
Additional annual legal-record code (meaning unverified): 0 · Later annual personnel extract · AH 1284–1309, 1311–1316

Legal wording and source descriptions