Amir-i-Nizam Husain Quli
Khan
Amir-i-Nizam
(498, where he appears under his earlier title of Sardar-i-Akram, now held by
his younger brother, the son-in-low of Vossugh-ed-Dowleh). He is head of the
influential Qaragozhe family of Hamadan. He has not previously held office as a
Minister, but was Governor-General of Kermanshah, in which post he did well,
and of which he was only deprived to make room for Sarem-ed-Dowleh when the
latter resigned the portfolio of Finance in Vossugh-ed-Dowleh’s Cabinet. He is
not a person of strong character, but he is very honest and sincere and
universally respected. Having been educated in England, he has always
maintained intimate relations with this Legation.
Who's who in Persia. Calcutta: General Staff, India,
1916-1923, p. 41.
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