"إضافات وتصحيحات لمسرد الشخصيات الهامة في بلاد فارس (المجلد IV)" [و‎‎٧‎٤] (٣١٢/١٥٤)

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Ma’sud-us-Sultan is younger brother of the late Mirza
Sir Ali Muhammad Khan, Muqaqqar-ud-Douleh,
K.C.I.E., Governor of the Gulf Ports province,
1911-15 and Minister for Public Works in Sayyid
Zia-ud-Din’s cabinet of 1921.
Landowner in Fasa and Kurbal districts of Pars. De
puty to his brother as Karguzar of Bushire 1912-15
during his brother’s Governorship. In 1920, when
Muwaqqar-ud-Douleh was appointed to succeed
Darya Begi as Governor, acted for him and con
firmed m the post which he held till autumn 1921.
Complaints of veniality and rapacity against him and
his son, Abul Husain Khan the acting Governor
of Bandar Abbas. Went to Tehran. Returned to
Shiraz to look after the family properties 1922.
Candidate for ivarguzarship of Pars. Married (i)
daughter of Malik-ut-Tujjar II of Bushire and lias
a son Abdul Ali Khan, born about 1900 educated at
Beyrout American College (ii) daughter of a Shirazi
by whom he has Abdul Hussain Khan born 1901.
Opium-smoker but pleasant socially. Appointed
Governor of Khwaji and Simakan October 1923.
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MIRZA AHMAD KHAN, MUSHIR-I-A’AZAM. Bom
about 1888. Elder son of late Mirza Ali Ashgar
Khan, Atabeg-i-A’zam (Wazir of Persia) who was
assassmated in 1907. Extravagant and reckless. At
request of Prince Sarim-ud-Douleh, who is married
to his sister, chosen by Qawam-ul-Mulk as Deputy
for latter’s (pocket-borough) of Fasa for the 5th
Majlis and declared elected June 1923.
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MIRZA AHMAD KHAN PEJHUH. Born about 1889.
Son of an ordinary servant of Qawam-ul-Mulk IA.
Classmate of Qawam-ul-Mulk V. Sent to Tehran to