"ملاحظات متعلقة بالسيرة الذاتية لرجال الدولة الفارسية وأعيانها، سبتمبر ١٩٠٩" [و‎‎٤‎٦] (١٥٦/٩٦)

S31. MukhtAr-tjd-Datilah (Mirza Abii Turab Khan).
A native of Kashan. Was the Private Secretary and confidential
man of Muhammad ’Ali before and after be came to the throne
Took refuge with the deposed Shah July 16th, 1909, at the
Russian Legation and left with him for Russia.
332. Mukhtar-ttl-Mulk—A ged 40.
Holds no ofiice, but is an active member of the Shaikhi party at
Kirman and played a leading j^art in the riots against the
Governor, Nusrat-ud-Haulah, son of the Farman Farm a, in
1908, and against the Sardar-i-Nusrat.
333. Mulk Ara (Muhammad MirzA —born 1862).
Son of the late Mulk Ara, ’Abbas Mirza, who died in 1897, and was
one of the Nasir-ud-Dm Shah’s brothers. Accompanied his
father to Russia on the occasion of the Czar’s coronation in
1896. Speaks French.
Appointed Governor of Irak in April 1904 and dismissed January
1905. :
334. Mumtahin-ud-Daulah. (Mirzd Mahdi Khan.)
Educated in France as an architect. Has been in the Foreign
Ofiice for over 25 years, where he is now^ a first Secretary.
He is father-in-law of Miftah-us-Saltanah. It was proposed at
one time to appoint him Minister at Brussels and subsequently
to send him in the same capacity to the United States.
Born about 1840.
Was educated in France. Is a most objectionable person.
335. Mumtahin-ul-Mamalik.
Son of the late Mirza Razi Khan, Mumtahin-ul-Mulk. Appointed
Karguzar at Kirman, October 1907.
336. Mumtahin-us-Saltanah (Mfrza Kazim Khan).
In Foreign Ofiice employ.
Was for some time Karguzar at Muhammarah. And subsequently
appointed Chief of the Foreign Ofiice Tribunal. In May 1904
he was appointed Consul-General at Baghdad and returned to
Tehran in July 1905.
Speaks a little French.
Appointed special Commissioner in Slstan to investigate into
attacks on the British Consulate in March 1906. Proceeded,
June 1906. The question w T as settled, April 1907. Was*
appointed Consul-General to Tiflis.
337. MumtIz-ud-Haulah.
Son of Mukarram-us-Saltanah. Entered the Foreign Office and
was appointed Consul at Constantinople about 1900. 'When
the ’Ain-ud-Baulah became Grand Vizier in 1903 he was
appointed by His Highness’ Interpreter and Private Secretary,
and he accompanied the Prime Minister in this ca] 3 acity on
Muzaffar-ud-Din Shah’s European tour in 1905.
Speaks French very well.
Has about 14 brothers and sisters by the same father and mother,
one of whom, Mumtaz-us-Saltanah, is Minister in Paris.
Was elected to the presidency of the National Assembly in April
1908. On the day of the coup d'etat, which took place on
June 23rd, 1908, he took flight and eventually took refuge in the
French Legation and left for Europe in July of the same year.