According to No. 3 Sicill-i Ahvâl Records, officiers serving in Hazine-i Hassa

The Ottoman Empire, which has an exceptional place within the Turkish-Islamic civilization, influenced not only the period of dominance but also the processes after it. The state, which made its impact felt with the established structures it created in the administrative, military, economic and social fields, has achieved admirable successes. And this success has always been a matter of curiosity for European and Eastern researchers, and various studies have been conducted on it. However, research on the subject continues. In this study, the records of the civil servants working in the Treasury, one of the important units of the Ottoman palace bureaucracy, were examined. These records, which can be considered as an index containing data about civil servants, are among the records frequently consulted by recent history researchers. Of course, there are reasons for the high interest in the relevant records. To list these in a few dynamics, they include data on the pedigree of Ottoman civil servants, the training they received, the units they served in, their salaries, the reasons for their dismissal, the promotions and decorations they received. These attract attention in terms of understanding the functioning structure of the Ottoman bureaucracy and revealing its importance. Sicill-i Ahvâl Book No. 3 was used in the study. Data obtained from documents transcribed from Ottoman Turkish were used for the purpose of the study.