Corci Hrisafidi Efendi
Born 1862/63 (AH 1279) · Istanbul (Dersaadet) · Dated entries 1901 to 1903 (AH 1319 to 1320)
Languages French, Rum (as recorded), Turkish
The life
Corci Hrisafidi Efendi was born in Istanbul (Dersaadet) in 1862/63 (AH 1279), within the Hristiyan community. The father’s occupation was Tüccar. Schooling included Fener Rum Mektebi; Marsilya Fransız mektebi; Tarik-i Maabir Mektebi. The language repertoire included French, Rum (as recorded) and Turkish. [1]
Service began in Uşak in 1901/02 (AH 1319). Service included bayındırlık işleri düzenleme memuru in Uşak (1901/02 (AH 1319)). Later posts included İstanbul haritasının yeniden çizimi görevlisi in Istanbul (Dersaadet) (1902/03 (AH 1320)). [1]
Life and career
Follow 3 dated stages in the life. Choose a year in the life ribbon below the map. Places and earlier connections accumulate as you advance; All stops reveals the overview.
Stage 1 of 3 · Istanbul (Dersaadet)
How to read this map
Connections join located entries in chronological stages; other recorded places stay in the text. Dashed connections pass intervening stages without a map position. They do not document a travel route or continuous service.
Entries within the same AH year are not ordered. Stages with more than one located locality remain unconnected; each source place stays visible.
1 1862/63 (AH 1279)
Istanbul (Dersaadet)
Birth
2 First work as recorded
Calculated age 40
bayındırlık işleri düzenleme memuru
3,000 kuruşCalculated age 40
3 1902/03 (AH 1320)
Istanbul (Dersaadet)
İstanbul haritasının yeniden çizimi görevlisi
Calculated age 41
Gregorian spans accompany recorded AH years; exact dates retain their cited wording. Stated ages are labelled; other ages are calculated from AH year labels. Missing amounts remain unrecorded; zero remains zero.
The career, year by year
Read every yearEach mark opens a dated entry. Colour identifies the place; blank years remain gaps.
- Uşak
- Istanbul (Dersaadet)
2 distinct dated years. Stacked marks retain different posts, rates or accounts without assigning an order within that year. Grey marks have no service place.
Pay over time
Pay in its time
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Career patterns and pay
Recorded pay over the career
Kuruş · dated amountsSelect an amount for its date, post, place and age.
● Post entry● Retirement● Other status
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Where the career is recorded
Distinct AH years with career entriesGaps do not count as service. One year can have entries in several places.
Amounts recorded by place
Kuruş · smallest to largest dated rate- Uşak3,000
Ranges retain different rates and source assertions. Retirement amounts are separate from post pay.
Titles across the recorded years
Distinct AH years with each recorded titleThe most recorded title wordings. A year may include more than one title; these counts do not establish promotions or continuous tenure.
Education and personal record
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Personal details
Education and languages
First work and apprenticeship
- Age at first service
- 40 [source]Calculated year-label differences and source-stated ages are distinguished; alternatives remain visible.
- First work place
- Uşak [source]
- First-salary field
- 3000 kuruş (personal first-salary field) [source]A personal first-salary field does not by itself establish the pay of a particular career event.
- First work year
- 1901/02 (AH 1319) [source]
Sources and evidence
- Sicill-i Ahvâl defterlerine göre Osmanlı bürokrasisinde İstanbul doğumlu Yahudi ve Rum devlet adamları
AHMET SÜRMEN · 2011 · Pages 119, 120
204 BOA. DH. SAİD. d, nr. 00101/00029, s. 57.; BOA. DH. SAİD. d, nr. 00101/00029, s. 57.
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