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Place

Nova Zagora (Yeni Zağra)

Place in Eastern Rumelia (Rumeli-i Şarkî) province. Present-day country: Bulgaria. Other names: Zağra-i Cedid.

The records hold this town under a second entry: Nova Zagora (Yeni Zağra), with 3 officials serving.

1 official is recorded serving in Nova Zagora (Yeni Zağra). Feyzullah Zihni Efendi is recorded as Muhabere Memuru here in 1874/75 (AH 1291), with 300 kuruş a month. Born in Istanbul.

Officials serving
1
Annual entries1874/75, AH 1291
1
Median monthly salaryfrom 1 recorded salary
300 kuruş

This place has too few annual entries for charts. For officials, salaries and jobs in the region seeEastern Rumelia (Rumeli-i Şarkî) province.

Birthplaces and places of service

Birthplaces of the officials recorded here, with the number of officials: Istanbul (Dersaadet) (1).

Ottoman officials recorded here

Officials of Nova Zagora (Yeni Zağra)
OfficialYears hereAnnual entriesMain title hereKuruş a monthBirthplace
Feyzullah Zihni Efendi1874/751Muhabere Memurucommunications official (telegraph operator)300Istanbul (Dersaadet)

Where the same officials are also recorded

The number in brackets is the number of officials.

Recorded here, and in a later year in: Haskovo (Hasköy) (1).

Names, position and identifiers of Nova Zagora (Yeni Zağra)
Place
Identifierl-938c88eb42b1c202
Spelling in the catalogueyenizagra
NameName matched
Kind of placeDistrict (kaza)
ProvinceEastern Rumelia (Rumeli-i Şarkî)
How the province was chosenthe administrative reference names this province
Sancak in the administrative referencezagrai atik
PositionLatitude 42.494489, longitude 26.013276. Position agreed between the records and the reference
Present-day countryBulgaria
Names
NameLanguageKind of nameSource
Nova ZagoraEnglishPreferred nameEditor
Yeni ZağraTurkishPreferred nameEditor
Zağra-i CedidOtherOther nameEditor
yenizagraSpelling in the recordsOther nameAnnual records

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