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Place

Asir

Place in Yemen province. Present-day country: Saudi Arabia.

2 officials are recorded serving in Asir. Mehmet Şükrü Efendi is recorded as Mukayyit here from 1898 to 1903 (AH 1316 to 1320), with 475 kuruş a month. Born in Mihayel. Ali Rıza Efendi is recorded as Sancak Muhasebecisi here in 1902/03, with 3,000 kuruş a month. Born in Pomorie (Ahyolu).

Officials serving
2
Annual entries1898 to 1903, AH 1316 to 1320
6
Year with most officials2 officials
1902/03
Median monthly salaryfrom 6 recorded salaries
475 kuruş

This place has too few annual entries for charts. For officials, salaries and jobs in the region seeYemen province.

Birthplaces and places of service

Birthplaces of the officials recorded here, with the number of officials: Mihayel (1), Pomorie (Ahyolu) (1).

Ottoman officials recorded here

2 officials, the one with most annual entries here first.

Officials of Asir
OfficialYears hereAnnual entriesMain title hereKuruş a monthBirthplace
Mehmet Şükrü Efendi1898 to 19035Mukayyitregistry clerk475Mihayel
Ali Rıza Efendi1902/031Sancak Muhasebecisi3,000Pomorie (Ahyolu)

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

Where the same officials are also recorded

The number in brackets is the number of officials.

Recorded here, and in a later year in: Al Hudaydah (Hudeyde) (1), Jeddah (Cidde) (1).

Recorded here, and in an earlier year in: Sana'a (Sana) (1).

Names, position and identifiers of Asir
Place
Identifierl-223045882ed44c0e
Spelling in the catalogueasir
NameStored spelling, not confirmed
Kind of placeSeat of a sancak
ProvinceYemen
How the province was chosenthe administrative reference names this province
Sancak in the administrative referenceAsir
PositionLatitude 18.426884, longitude 43.246437. Position agreed between the records and the reference
Present-day countrySaudi Arabia
Names
NameLanguageKind of nameSource
asirSpelling in the recordsPreferred nameAnnual records

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

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