An honest Kadi, matured in solitude, sets out in 1844 with Population and Real Estate Clerks and soldiers to fill the Temettüat Tahrir Book of Kütahya's districts.
 The numbers should be the mirror of the people so that the State should collect the tax and complete the people's servitude.
 Village by village, living and non-living things are brought into existence by digitizing. M. Altar Kaplan adds an extraordinary perspective to his story by making a tree and sometimes a dog talk in the Village of Khalifa.