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Definition: The term "ismail yâksek" comes from the Middle Ages, specifically referring to an ecclesiastical hierarchy or spiritual authority in some Christian denominations. The term was used as a title or rank for certain bishops and other clergy. In Christianity, there are various ranks of priests, including priests of the Old and New Testament. These rankings were established by early Church authorities such as Pope Gregory I (495-520) to promote order and stability in the clergy. The first bishop of Rome, Titus Coenobus, was recognized as the sole judge over all bishops. The word "ismail yâksek" is also used to denote a higher authority or superior among a group of people. For instance, it can be used to describe a superior priest or bishop in a specific ecclesiastical organization such as an archdiocese or diocese. In many Christian denominations and traditions, "ismail yâksek" is used in contexts where the individual(s) within the hierarchy have a higher status than the ordinary clergy. The term implies that they possess special qualifications for their position.