- and open his own shop. The
kalfas in
personal service to the
monarch were
called hünkâr kalfaları (Turkish for 'Imperial
Kalfas'). The
Hazinedar (Turkish...
-
Kalfas (Gr****: Κάλφας) is a
village and a
community in the muni****l unit of Tritaia,
southern Achaea, Greece. It is
located in a
mountainous area, 5 km...
- Dilhayât
Kalfa (1710? - 1780) was a musician, singer, and
composer at the
Ottoman court. She is
regarded as the most
significant female composer in the...
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Youssef Kalfa (Arabic: يوسف قلفا; born 14 May 1993) is a
Syrian professional footballer who
plays for Al-Taliya and the
Syria national team.
Kalfa started...
-
Zvulun Kalfa (born 28
September 1962) is an
Israeli politician. He
served as a
member of the
Knesset for the
Jewish Home from 2013
until 2015. Born in...
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After Mehmed's
accession to the
throne in 1918, she
became one of the
kalfas and went over to his palace.
Nevzad married on 1
September 1921 in the Yıldız...
- Remzşinas Hanım (Ottoman Turkish: رمزشناس خانم;
meaning "Knower of Signs"), also
called Remsşinaz Hanım, was a
consort of
Sultan Murad V of the Ottoman...
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Renamed and
rededicated on
February 3, 1978 as
Henry J.
Kalfas School and in June 1990 as
Henry J.
Kalfas Early Childhood Magnet School. Prin****l - Carrie...
-
Kalamaki (Charmpileika)
Kalamias Kalanistra Kalanos Kalavryta Kalentzi Kalfas Kallifoni Kallithea Kalousi Kamares Kamenianoi Kaminia Kandalos Kareika...
- "blinkered axemen" (zülüflü baltacılar). In addition,
twelve subalterns (
kalfas) of the Topkapı
Palace company,
chosen for
their literacy,
fulfilled ceremonial...
