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Russian Imperial Bureaucracy, 1762-1881
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Columns Information
1-4 I.D. Number
[see footnote 1]
5-7 Year of Birth
[see footnote 2]
8-10 Year of Death
11-13 Year of Entrance to Civil Service
14-16 Actual State Councillor (4th Rank)
[see footnote 3]
17-19 Priviy Councillor (3rd Rank)
[see footnote 3]
20-22 Actual Privy Councillor (2nd Rank)
[see footnote 3]
23-25 Actual Privy Councillor (1st Rank)
[see footnote 3]
26-28 Major General/ Vice Admiral (4th Rank)
[see footnote 3]
29-31 Lt. General/ Vice Admiral (3rd Rank)
[see footnote 3]
32-24 Full General (e.g. , General of the Cavalry, Infantry, Artillery)/ Admiral (2nd Rank)
[see footnote 3]
35-37 Field Marshal/ Lord Admiral (1st Rank)
[see footnote 3]
38-43 Beginning and End Dates for Government Council
44-49 Beginning and End Dates Military Council
50-55 Beginning and End Dates Admirality Council
56-61 First Gubernatorial Term, Beginning and End Dates
[see footnote 4]
62-67 Second Gubernatorial Term, Beginning and End Dates
68-73 Third Gubernatorial Term, Beginning and End Dates
74-79 Fourth Gubernatorial Term, Beginning and End Dates
(Governors include Moscow and St. Petersburg from Card 3)
80 1=Card #1
Footnote 1
See I.D. Codebook for list of names and numbers. Although the N for the sample is
1417, the I.D. sequence numbers hav a few gaps in them. Thus, the last number is 1425.
For a list of names and numbers, there is a deck of cards giving names corresponding
to numbers.
Footnote 2
For all dates, only the last three numerals are punched. Thus, the year 1813 would be
punched 813. Missing data are designated by blanks on the cards. Data not
relevant to particular individuals are also coded blank.
Footnote 3
When an individual is known to have achieved a given rank, but the date of this
achievement is unknown, 999 is punched in the appropriate columns.
Footnote 4
Terms for governors include all governorships (civil and military), both in the
provinces and in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Columns Information
1-4 I.D. Number
5 Ministerial Posts (0-9)
Role 1
6-11 Beginning and End Dates for Minister Role 1
12 Ministerial Posts (0-9)
Role 2
13-18 Beginning and End Dates for Minister Role 2
19 Assistant Minister Posts (0-9) Role 1
20-25 Beginning and End Dates for Role 1 Assistant Minister Posts
26 Assistant Minister Posts (0-9) Role 2
27-32 Beginning and End dates for Role 2 Assistant Minister Posts
33 Other (non-minister) Posts within the Ministries (0-9) Role 1
34-39 Beginning and End Dates for Role 1 within the Ministries
40 Other (non-minister) Posts within the Ministries (0-9) Role 2
41-46 Beginning and End Dates for Role 2 within the Ministries
47 Geographical Areas (0-7) Role 1
48-53 Beginning and End Dates for Role 1 Geographical Area Posts
[see Footnote 1 ]
80 2=Card #2
Footnote 1
Roles for Geographic Areas include all posts outside of Moscow and St. Petersburg,
including governorships.
0-Foreign Affairs
1-Internal Affairs
2-Justice
3-Finance
4-Government Property
5-Peoples Enlightenment and Spiritual Affairs
6-Communications
7-Appanage
8-War
9-Marine
0-Finland
1-Poland
2-Northwest
3-West
4-Southwest
5-Central
6-Caucasus
7-Siberia
0-Finland
1-Poland
2-Northwest
Wilno
Grodno
Belostosk
Kovno
Minsk
Riga
Pskov
Novgorod
Tver
Arkhangelsk
Vyborg
Vologda
Revel
Olonets
Kurland
Estland
Polotsk
Lifland
Perm
3-West
Mogilev
Smolensk
Suzdal
Yarslavl
Kostroma
Vladimir
Tula
Kaluga
Nizhni-Novgorod
4-Southwest
Kiev
Azov
Podolsk
Bessarabia
Belgorod
Orel
Voronezh
Tambov
Novorussia
Elizavotograd
Ekaterinoslavl
Kharkov
Slobodskaia
Ukrainia
Novocherkash
Kursk
Kherson
Poltava
Chernigov
Volynsk
5-Central
Kazan
Viatka
Simbirsk
Pensk
Ufa
Samara
Orenburg
Uralsk
Astrakhan
Saratov
Perm
6-Caucasus/Tran-Caucasus/Central Asia
Baku
Batum
Kuban
Georgia
Kutais
Turgal
Turkestan
Kirghizistan
Simferopol
Kars
Erevan
7-Siberia
Irkutsk
Vladivostok
Tobolsk
Tomsk
Semipalatinsk
Transbaikal
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka
Columns Information
1-4 I.D. Number
5 Geographical Area (0-7) Role 2
6-11 Beginning and End Dates for Role 2 Geographical Area
12 Moscow and St. Petersburg (0-9)Role 1
13-18 Beginning and End Dates for Role 1 Moscow and
St.Petersburg Posts
19 Moscow and st. Petersburg (0-9)Role 2
20-25 Beginning and End Dates Role 2 Moscow and
St. Petersburg Posts
26 Education (0-9)
27-32 Beginning and End Dates for Posts in Foreign
Trade and Foreign Commerce, Foreign Banking
33-38 Beginning and End Dates for POsts as Head
of Specific Industries or Factories
39-44 Court Centered Posts (i.e., close advisors,
members of Imperial Chancellory)
80 3=Card #3
[Moscow]
0-Governor General of Moscow
1-Military Governor of Moscow
2-Civil Governor of Moscow
3-Military/Civil Governor of Moscow
4-Other Posts in Moscow
(i.e, Governing Senate, police, Chancellory of the Governor)
[St. Petersburg]
5-Governor General of St. Petersburg
6-Military Governor of St. Petersburg
7-Civil Governor of St. Petersburg
8-Military-Civil Governor of St. Petersburg
9-Other Posts in St. Petersburg
(i.e., Governing Senate, police, Chancellory of Governor)
Codes: 0-3, 5-8=Full Governors
0-Noble
1-Naval
2-Law
3-Army
4-Engineer
5-Medical
6-Tsarskoselskii
7-University
8-Pedagogical
9-Seminary
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