Mehmed Es'ad Safvet Paşa
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Source and pages
İBRAHİM DENİZ (2021) Sultan II. Abdülhamid Dönemi Osmanlı sefirlerinin tercüme-i halli
- Entry type
- Biography
- PDF pages
- 159, 160, 161, 162
- Printed pages
- 147, 148, 149, 150
- Section in the source
- 3.11.3.
- Evidence form
- latin register transcription
Archive citations retained with this entry
- BOA. DH.SAİD.d. 2/209 — source PDF 159, 160, 161, 162
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A separately sourced biography
From TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi: SAFFET MEHMED ESAD PAŞA.
According to TDV, Saffet Mehmed Esad Paşa was born in Istanbul in 1815. He entered the Imperial Council and Translation Chamber before holding diplomatic and ministerial posts. His career included service as foreign minister, education minister and grand vizier.
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Source relation and identity review
The match was independently reviewed for this publication appearance. It creates no link to a canonical dossier.
- Birth in Recep AH1230 in Istanbul.
- Father named Mehmed Hulusi Ağa, with voyvodalık service.
- Career moves from the Imperial Council to the Translation Chamber.
- Later service in foreign affairs and other ministries.
- The published personnel transcription records death on 6 Muharram AH1300 (whole AH year: 1882–1883); TDV gives 16 November 1883. Thesis 941522 explicitly pairs its AH date with 17 November 1882. These alternatives remain unresolved.
- The two source appearances remain separate. Their printed archive locators 2/209 and 2-416 have not been adjudicated against original archive images.
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