A Qajar ikat velvet Panel inscribed with the name of Mir I'tizad al-Dawla, the Governor of Qom and Kashan Persia, dated AH 1296/ AD 1878
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Persia, dated AH 1296/ AD 1878
Persia, dated AH 1296/ AD 1878
184 x 126 cm.
Footnotes
"The order of His Excellency, the one who is exalted in dignity and majesty, the most noble, the most glorious, Mir I'tizad al-Dawla, the Governor of Qom and Kashan, may his turn of good-fortune be everlasting. The year AH 1296/ AD 1878".
I’tizad al-Dawla is Muhammad Mehdi Khan, a son-in-law of Nasir al-Din Shah, who was appointed the Minister of War in AH 1275/ AD 1858, and was titled I’tizad al-Dawla in AH 1288/ AD 1871, and held the Governorship of Kashan, Saveh and Qom for a few times (with interruptions). He died in AH 1307/ AD 1889. See H. Mahbubi Ardakani, chehel sal tarikh-e iran, additional notes on al-ma’athir wa al-athar, vol. 2, Teheran, 1368 sh., p. 484.