Locality dossier

mecdel

The people connected to this locality through birth, recorded service and the first-work fields.

Locality, distinct from province
agreed geographic linkage
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Membership is recorded in either stored locality field. Different fields can place the same official here or elsewhere; those alternatives are preserved. The source-recorded province assertions are beyrut.
Served here in mecdel · Website inventory · annual observations recorded in either locality field. AH filters apply to the displayed annual entries; people remain in the relation cohort. Missing values remain included and reported.

Locality membership includes either stored locality field, preserving disagreements between the original and cleaned wording. This is a source union, not an adjudication. First-work fields can include apprenticeship, paid instruction or earlier state service.

1 distinct officials in the relation cohort8 displayed annual observations0 salaries not recorded0 officials without displayed annual entries

The named roster

Archival codes retain unnamed and same-name officials.

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1 matching officials. Service summaries refer to the currently displayed annual entries and do not establish continuous tenure.
CompareOfficial / archival referenceObserved AH coverageRecorded titlesPreparationMonthly kuruş range
Mehmet Nuri Efendi54_121; 2391312–1319 · 8 annual entries3. MudurRusdiye MektebiLow540–600
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Observed personnel through time

Distinct officials and annual entries are counted separately.

Hijri yearDistinct officialsAnnual entriesSalary not recorded
AH 1312110
AH 1313110
AH 1314110
AH 1315110
AH 1316110
AH 1317110
AH 1318110
AH 1319110

Composition of the observed personnel

Distinct officials per AH year, grouped by recorded preparation route.

This follows the selected annual-record scope and period. One official contributes once per observed year. Gaps are not filled; a route is a background classification, not a dated qualification.

1312: Low, 1 officials13121313: Low, 1 officials13131314: Low, 1 officials13141315: Low, 1 officials13151316: Low, 1 officials13161317: Low, 1 officials13171318: Low, 1 officials13181319: Low, 1 officials131910
Low
Complete composition table (8 observed years)
Source AHLow
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Origins of this group

Preferred birthplace wording; one count per official in the relation cohort. The first twenty categories appear here; Explore retains every category.

Recorded birthplaceOfficials
cumai atik1
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Later recorded places

Other localities recorded in a later AH year than an official’s first observed service here. Counts use either locality assertion and may overlap. These are later observations, not confirmed direct transfers.

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Compare this locality

Carry this cohort into the connected pay comparison. Both groups retain the same source collection, AH window, missingness policy and annual-record scope.

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Administrative reference assertions

Exact normalized locality-label linkage, retaining all matching hierarchy assertions. An undated reference classification, not an adjudicated administrative assignment or boundary. Istanbul/Dersaadet is the inherited explicit alias. These labels do not change locality membership or locate a person in a province at a dated point in his career.

Locality wordingSancakVilayetSource row
MecdelBeyrutBeyrutgis_point_hierarchy_roster.csv, CSV row 803, GIS row 801
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Geographic assertions

Coordinates and source province wording are undated geographic evidence. No historical administrative boundary is inferred. Place aliases: mecdel.

SourceLatitudeLongitudeSupporting observations
recovered34.2535.88

Citation

Ottoman Bureaucracy, “mecdel: locality roster”, ottoman-bureaucracy-2026-10-11-v1-84d4f7f2230a. Relationship, source collection, annual-record scope and source fields must accompany any downloaded selection.

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