'Military report on Tehran and adjacent Provinces of North-West Persia (including the Caspian Littoral)' [‎42r] (88/610)

>Ir»a and Muhammad AK had time to return and reorganize his
rabble at Astarabad. When Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Muhi advanced he was
completely defeated ^ea^Bamiajvi-G^^o^October^lOth^fled
Muhtiyid and hastened to Damavand being escorted by the sons
f SrMu’aivid who collected on the way as many arms as
possible from the refugees. By his agreement with Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Muhi,
bv which the latter was permitted to leave Mazandaran, Amir
Mu’aiyid appeared as a self seeking opportunist and not as_ a_
i f u “-Rova,list ” The ex-Shah rejoined him at San
Lt St'aiyl s y otwithdrcwto Saved Kuh The Mazanda-
ra^ were disgusted at the looting perpetrated by the ex-Shah s
Turkoman auxiliaries, and seem to have regarded his cause
as lost Muhammad AH shortly afterwards retired to Russia.
The Mazandaran leaders alarmed at the course of events and
fearing retribution went to Tehran, where Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Jahl and
Amir Mu’aiyid were reconciled. Samsam-us-Sultaneh Bakhtian
wS Premier and to spite Sipah Salar, an inveterate enemy of
Imir M^aiyid since 1909, gave Isma’il Khan (whose previous
title was Amur Tuman) the title of Amir Mu’aiyid, a present of
3oi r fles ^d command of the “ Army of Mazandaran (Qushun-
i Mazandaran), and at Amir Mu’aiyid’s instigation re-appomted
Zafar-us-Sultaneh as Governor. During disturbances which
followed the Russians intervened and sent Cossacks from A^ aiyi -
bad as far as Sari against Amir Mu aiyid who retired to the
fastnesseSiPf ^vadKidi. ^ R^-ud-Dauleh was 1913-4.
Governor and Russian support quelled opposition to and
prevented Amir Mu’aiyid from descending from Savad Kuh.
SM Sh 9 uCr“dta 8 %“Maza n de rto deputy 1914.
at Barfarueh was reduced and in 1915 Am.r Mu aiyid 8 sone m6 .
were emboldened to come down from Savad Kuh and occupy
Tome crown lands in the district of Babu Kmar South of Barfa-
!-v After the break up of the 3rd Majlis and the departure of
the ‘'Muhajirin ' fromTehranfor Qum on 15th November Amir
Mu’aiyid returned to Mazandaran. Bukn-ud-Dauleh had been
succeeded as Governor by the weak and incompetent Itizad-us-
Sultaneh elder half-brother of the Shah, who was the corrupt
and unpopularhly of Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Jalil, and Amir Mu’aiyid in defiance
of the small Russian garrison still left at Barfarush, occupied