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G III 81 |
From Tabriz to Moshir al-Dowleh: the payment to the troops of Azerbaijan, 1294 A.H.
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Fath ʻAli, Hosein Khan, Mohammad Aqa, Moshir al-Dowleh, Naser al-Din Shah, Sepahsalar-e Aʻzam |
Ardabil, Azerbaijan, Meshkin, Tabriz, Tehran |
artillery, cannon, Capital, cavalry, Dar al-Khelafeh, dastkhat, fowj, Ilat, military, nomads, otaq-e nezam, Saheb Divan, salary, sartip, savar, Shaqaqi, soldiers, tribes, troop, tupchi, ‘Ashayer, ‘Ashireh |
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G III 82 |
Moshir al-Dowleh to Naser al-Din Shah: Russian Minister Plenipotentiary on possible war, Kurds, and sending troops to the borders.
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Hosein Khan, Karbala’i Saheb, Moshir al-Dowleh, Naser al-Din Shah, Nasir al-Dowleh, Sepahsalar-e Aʻzam, ʻAbd al-Vahhab Khan Shirazi |
Avajeq, Azerbaijan, Khoy, Maku, Ottoman Empire, Russia, Tabriz |
artillery, borders, camp, cannon, cavalry, dastkhat, fowj, fowj-e Maku, government, khavanin, Kurds, military, minister, Minister Plenipotentiary, Ministry of War, savar, soldiers, troop, vazir mokhtar, Vezarat-e Jang, war |
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G III 83 |
Moshir al-Dowleh to Naser al-Din Shah: a pernsion for Ehtesham al-Molk’s family. The Shah’s approval.
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Ehtesham al-Molk, Farhad Mirza, Hosein Khan, Moshir al-Dowleh, Moʻtamed al-Dowleh, Naser al-Din Shah, Sepahsalar-e Aʻzam, ‘Abd al-‘Ali |
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dastkhat |
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