OSMANLI BÜROKRASİSİNDE GEDİZLİ MEMURLAR.

Records of all officials working in the Ottoman bureaucracy began to be kept with the Registry Commission established during the reign of Abdulhamit II. The Sicill-i Ahval Notebooks prepared by this commission provide information about the biographies of the officers. The biography of thirteen civil servants who were found to be born in Gediz was examined in this study, which was based on the Registry of Records in the Ottoman Archive. In the study, firstly, very brief and general information about the Registry-i Ahval Office where the civil servants' registry records are kept and the Registry-i Ahval Books where these records are written were included. In the main part of the study, on the basis of their book records, a prosopography study was conducted about the civil servants born in Gediz, which is thought to help us understand the Ottoman central and provincial bureaucracy and contribute to local history. Information about the date of birth, father's name and profession, nicknames, languages they know, education status, diploma, first appointment age, internship status, awards and penalties they received during their employment and all duties they were assigned. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]