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Qajar, Bahman Mirza

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Bahman Mirza Kajar ( azerb. Bəhmən mirzə Qovanlı-Qacar ; October 11, 1811 - February 11, 1884 ) - Persian statesman, Field Marshal of Iran [3]

Bahman Mirza Kajar
Azerb. Bəhmən mirzə Qovanlı-Qacar
Bahman Mirza Kajar
Bahman Mirza Kajar. Karabakh, 1862
Governor-General
Of Azerbaijan
1842 - 1847
Ruler Yazd
1841 - 1842
Governor of Burjuhid and Tehran
1834 - 1841
Governor of Ardabil
1831 - 1834
BirthOctober 11, 1811 ( 1811-10-11 )
Tehran , Persia
DeathFebruary 11, 1884 ( 1884-02-11 ) (72 years old)
Shusha , Russian Empire
Burial placeMausoleum of "Imam-zade" , Barda , Azerbaijan
RodKajars
FatherAbbas Mirza
MotherAsia-Khanum bin Muhammad Khan Ben Fatah Ali Khan Dovalu Kajar [1] [2]
TugraTugra
Awards
Order of the White EagleOrder of Leo and the Sun 1 degree
Military service
AffiliationPersia
RankField Marshal

Biography

Bahman Mirza Kajar was born on October 11, 1811 in Tehran . Representative of the Turkic clan Kajarov , Bahman Mirza was the son of the Persian throne successor Abbas-Mirza Kajar . His mother, Princess Asiya Khanum, came from a noble family of Kajars - Davalu.

In 1831, Bahman Mirza was appointed Governor of Ardebil by order of his grandfather Feth Ali Shah . After the death of Feth Ali Shah in August 1834 , Bahman Mirzu and the other sons of Abbas-Mirza are arrested and imprisoned in the Ardebil Citadel. They are accused of conspiring against the newly crowned Mohammed Shah . In the same year, under pressure from his mother, Mohammed Shah, Bahman Mirza was released from prison and was appointed Governor of Tehran on December 21, 1834 . Then until 1841 he remained at the post of ruler of Burjuhid, Silahor and Hamadan . He was also awarded the rank of Field Marshal of Iran in 1834 . After the death of Gahraman Mirza Kajar, the control of Azerbaijan passes into his hands.

As the Governor General of South Azerbaijan , Bahman Mirza wrote to his brother Mohammed Shah in Tehran about the need for reform, Europeanization and democratization of society. But, slandered by Mirza Agasi , upon arrival in Tehran, Bahman Mirza was forced to flee under pain of arrest. In May 1848, on the “Lankaran” steamboat, Bahman Mirza sailed to Baku , from where he headed to Shemakha , and a few days later to Tiflis .

Having moved to the Caucasian governorship of the Russian emperor in Tiflis , he calls his family from Tehran (7 wives and 19 children), and after them come his values ​​and a huge library of manuscript editions at that time.

The tsarist government greeted Bahman Mirza with great honors - he was assigned a life-long pension of 6 thousand chervonets a year and promised residence in any place in Russia. After some hesitation, Bahman Mirza asked for permission to settle in Shusha , and on October 4, 1851 he moved here with his large harem, children and relatives.

He built a large palace complex fenced by a high stone fence, which included a two-story house with 15-16 rooms, round balconies, a large oval hall, a garden, which houses houses of five to six rooms for each of the wives and numerous utility rooms premises, including stables, barns, kitchens, etc. Here, on his orders, a school for his children, a library, a mosque and a bathhouse are built. In 1905, the Bahman Mirza palace was burned by the Armenians.

In Shusha, Bakhman Mirza replenished his harem with nine more wives, and thus, by the end of his life, he had sixteen, and the number of children exceeded sixty - 31 sons and 32 daughters. Three of the Kurdish concubines were sent by Bahman Mirza to his sister from Tabriz .

In the Russian Empire, Bahman Mirza and his descendants officially retained the title of Persian princes, which was added to their names when writing. In the Russian manner, they were titled “Eminences,” and since 1887, at the Highest Command, with the titles of “Grace”.

Most of the sons of Bahman Mirza served in the Russian and Persian armies. On this occasion, in 1884, the Russian magazine “Son of the Fatherland” wrote: “Many of his adult sons (Bakhman Mirza) are in military service, some in Russian, others in Persian. In almost all Caucasian dragoon regiments, among the officers there are either sons or nephews of Bakhman Mirza. One of his sons, Mahmoud Mirza, was headquarters captain in the Nizhny Novgorod Dragoon Regiment during the last Turkish campaign, and at the end of the campaign he was called to Persia by his uncle Shah and now commands the rank of general in the Persian Life Guards. ” So, nine of his sons and their children were generals of the Russian army and were awarded high prizes - Shafi Khan, Feizulla Mirza , Reza Gulu Mirza, Akper Mirza, Emir Kyazim Mirza , Magomedali Mirza, Samed Mirza, Mahmoud Mirza, Amanulla Mirza .

Bahman Mirza was the founder of a galaxy of talented public and state figures. Among them - scientists, writers, military. An outstanding scientist of his time, he wrote several scientific works on the history, ethnography and geography of the native land, and was known as a man of advanced views. His famous work is “Shukurnamei Shahinshahi” (“Thanks to the Emperor”), where, based on rare archival materials, a six-century history of the Caucasus is described - from Genghis Khan to Aga Muhammad Shah Kajar . Part of the Bahman Mirza library is kept at the Institute of Manuscripts of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan.

Bakhman Mirza died on February 11, 1884 in the city of Shusha and was buried in the cemetery of the cult complex Imamzade, near the Ibrahim Mosque in Barda . During his lifetime, Bahman Mirza ordered to build for himself a tomb mausoleum, consisting of three rooms with domed ceilings. The first, the most spacious, serves as a kind of hallway, in the second there are niches for books and lamps and a fireplace, in the third lies the remains of Bahman Mirza Kajar.

Family and descendants

 
Group photo of the sons of Bahman Mirza 1869. Under the picture in Persian there is an inscription “Photo of some sons of Navvab Bahman Mirza, taken in Karabakh”. Next to each of the sons their names are registered [4] . The photo shows (from left to right):
In the front row (sitting on their knees): Khanjan-Mirza [5] , Khan-Alem [6] , Amanulla-Mirza [7] , Keykubad-Mirza [4] , Gumayun-Mirza [8] , Bahauddin-Mirza [9] , Allahverdi-Mirza [10] , Seyfulla-Mirza [11] and Imamverdi-Mirza [6] ;
In the second row (sitting): Abdul-Samed-Mirza [12] , Aziz-Khan [13] , Kaflan-Aga [14] , Khan-Baba-Khan [15] , Mamed-Ali-Mirza [16] and Jalaleddin- Mirza [17] ;
In the third row (stand): Emir Khan [6] , Heydar-Kuli-Mirza [9] , Elkhani-Mirza [18] , Nasrullah-Mirza [19] , Mahmud-Mirza [13] , Ali-Kuli-Mirza [ 20] and Emir-Kazym-Mirza [21]

According to family records, Bahman Mirza Kajar had sixty-three children - thirty-one son and thirty-two daughters. When Bahman-Mirza moved to Russia at the age of 37 in May 1848, he already had nineteen children from his seven wives. However, most of the children of the prince were born during his life in the Caucasus - in the territory of modern Azerbaijan and Georgia. According to the same family information preserved in the letters of the granddaughter of Bahman-Mirza - Nazira-Sultan-khanum, Bahman-Mirza had fourteen wives during his life in Shusha (from 1851 to 1884), some of whom married a prince in Shusha [22] .

Vladimir Peredolsky, who accompanied Bahman Mirza to the Vienna World Exhibition in 1873, reported that the prince had only eleven wives, and by that time only five of them were still alive. Researcher Eldar Ismailov does not exclude the possibility that Bahman-Mirza could have entered into a new marriage even after 1873, given that the birth dates of his children born after 1873, who were younger than the age of not only his grandchildren, but even the eldest great-grandson is Prince Feyzull Mirza who was born in Shusha in 1872. According to family records, Prince Bachmann Mirza had sixteen wives. [22] According to archival and other documents, as well as according to the family, the names of the nine wives of Bahman Mirza were established. Six of them, presumably, married the prince already during his life in the city of Shusha [22] , and the other three (Malek-Sultan-khanum, Shahzade-khanum and Malek-Jahan-khanum) married the prince before 1848 [ 23] .

  • Wife - Malek-Sultan-khanum, daughter of the Persian prince Mamed-Tagi-mirza, who bore the title "Gusamus-Sultan" ("Sword of the State"), who was the son of Fatali Shah and was the uncle of Prince Bahman-Mirza [23] ;
    • Son - Anushirvan-Mirza Ziyaud-dovle Amir-Tuman (1832 / 1833—?), The eldest son of the prince [24] ;
    • Son (presumably from Malek-Sultan-khanum) - Jalaleddin-Mirza Kajar (between 1833 and 1837 - until October 1887). Sibling (born from one mother) of Prince Riza-Culi-Mirza. Due to the fact that he was deaf-mute, he could not enter the military service, and up to the death of his father he lived in Shushe. In 1884, at the invitation of the son of his cousin, Nasireddin Shah moved with his family to Persia, where he died [17] ;
      • Grandson - Shafi-Khan Kadzhar (1853-1909), commander of the 46th Dragoon Pereyaslavsky Emperor Alexander III Regiment [25] ;
        • Great-grandson [approx. 1] - Feizulla Mirza Kajar (1872, Shusha - 1920), military leader of the Russian imperial and Azerbaijani armies, major general.
    • The son (presumably from Malek-Sultan-khanum) is Riza-Kuli-Mirza Kajar (1837 - 1894, Shusha), the third son of Bakhman-Mirza. The first of the sons of the prince entered the Russian service in 1860 [17] ;
      • Grandson - Akber Mirza;
      • Grandson - Fatali Mirza (1854 or 1855 -?) [26] ;
      • Grandson - Alexander Petrovich Riza-Kuli-Mirza Kadzhar (1869, St. Petersburg - between 1941 and 1943), Russian military leader, commandant of Yekaterinburg (1918), colonel. The son of Riza-Kuli-Mirza Kajar from marriage with Alexandra Tugan-Mirza-Baranovskaya [27] .
    • Daughter (presumably from Malek-Sultan-khanum) - N-Sultan (? - 1853, Tabriz), fearing the prince’s daughter (name unknown) [28] ;
  • Wife - Shahzade Khanum: according to family information - “ Egyptian Princess” [23] ;
    • The son is Shahrukh-Mirza Kajar (1843 - 1915, Jebrail ) [16] . He was married to Farhanda-Khanum, the younger sister of Aferin Khanum, one of the wives of Bahman Mirza:
      • Grandson - Kamran Mirza;
      • Grandson - Darab Mirza;
      • Grandson - Jemal-Eddin-Mirza;
      • Granddaughter - Kahraman-Mirza;
      • Granddaughter - Fakhr-Sultan-Khanum;
      • Granddaughter - Nim Taj Khanum;
      • Granddaughter - Tajmulk Khanum.
    • Daughter - Rakhshanda-Sultan-Khanum [29] [30] . One of the poems of the Azerbaijani poet Mirza Alesker Novres is dedicated to the “generosity, generosity and charity” of Rakhshanda-Sultan-khanum [29] . She was married to Boyuk-bek Nuribekov [31] [32] ;
      • Grandson - Jahangirkhan Nuriev (1861, Shusha - 1934, Baku), who had 2 sons and 5 daughters, including [29] :
        • Great-granddaughter - Gyuvara Nurieva (1912, Elisavetpol - 1945, Leningrad) - the first female Azerbaijani professional metallurgist [29] ;
        • Great-grandson - Lutvali Nuriev (1916, Elisavetpol - 1984, Baku) - Honored Engineer of the Azerbaijan SSR, Honorary Railway Worker of the USSR [29] .
      • Granddaughter - Melik-Jahan-khanum Nurieva (1870, Shusha - 1927, Shemakha) [29] . She was married to Najaf-Quli-aga. They have four sons and a daughter [31] .
  • Wife - Malek-Jahan-khanum Mamed-Kuli-khan kyzy [23] ;
    • Son - Khan-Baba-Khan Kajar (1848 or 1849, Tabriz - 1926, Tiflis ) [15] ;
  • Wife - Mirvari Khanum Talyshinsky [23] , granddaughter of Mir Mustafa Khan Talyshinsky [33] ;
    • The son is Abdul-Samed-Mirza Kajar (1851 - 1924, Shusha) [12] . He was married to the daughter of a Persian subject, Mustafa Bek Naspar Khanum. They had two sons and three daughters [34] :
      • Grandson - Sadraddin-Mirza Kajar (1873-1921) [35]
        • Great-granddaughter - Surai Kajar (1910, Shusha - 1992), Azerbaijani Soviet singer, People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR and the Armenian SSR [36] ;
      • Grandson - Ziyaddin-Mirza Kajar (1877—?) [35] ;
      • Granddaughter - Firishta-Sultan-Khanum (born 1868) [34] ;
      • Granddaughter - Melyaki-Sultan-Khanum (born 1869) [34] ;
      • Granddaughter - Aziza-Sultan-khanum (genus 1875) [35] ;
      • Grandson - Bahman-Mirza (Bahman Samed oglu Agayev) (1908, Shusha - 1944/45) [35] (from his second marriage) [37] ;
    • The son is Emir Kazym Mirza Kajar (1853, Shusha - 1920, Ganja) [38] . He was married to Gevkhar Khanum Ismailova:
      • Grandson - David-Mirza;
      • Grandson - Darab Mirza;
      • Granddaughter - Leila Khanum;
      • Granddaughter - Ziba-Khanum;
      • Granddaughter - Aliya-Khanum;
      • Granddaughter - Manija-Khanum;
    • The son is Emir Khan Kajar . Died in Iran [6] ;
    • Daughter - Khanzade-Khanum Kadzhar (? - until 1895) [33] ;
    • Daughter - Khurshid Khanum Kajar . She was married to Safarali-bey Velibekov . They have two daughters: [33] ;
      • Granddaughter - Nigar Khanum (1894-1972). She was married to Amir-bek Aslanov [33] ;
      • Granddaughter - Surai Khanum (1896-1976). She was married to Alesker-bey Beglyarbekov. They have a son and two daughters [33] ;
    • Daughter - Zyari Khanum (1864, Shusha - 1943, Baku). She was married to Kerim-bek Mehmandarov , a state adviser, surgeon and therapist [39] ;
      • Grandson - Rashid-Bek Mehmandarov [39] ;
      • Grandson - Adul-bey Mehmandarov [39] ;
      • Grandson - Surkhay-bey Mehmandarov [39] ;
      • Granddaughter - Nushaba Khanum (in the marriage of Rustambekov) [39] ;
      • Granddaughter - Turan Khanum (in the marriage of Rustambekov) [39]
      • Granddaughter - Zahra Khanum (in the marriage of Vezirov) [39] ;
      • Granddaughter - Kubra Khanum (in Tagiyev’s marriage) [39] ;
      • Granddaughter - Makhbuba-khanum (in the marriage of Makhmudbekov) [39] . She was married to Shamil Makhmudbekov [33] ;
        • Great-granddaughter - Elmira Makhmudbekova [33] ;
          • Great-great-grandson - Eldar Azizov [33] , the head of the Executive Power of the city of Baku (since 2018).
    • Daughter - Abbas-Khanum Kajar (1868, Shusha - 1948, Baku) [33] . She was married to Rza-bek Sadigbekov [40] ;
  • Wife - Kichik Khanum (Barda-Khanum) Kurban-bek kyzy [23] ;
    • The son is Ali-Kuli-Mirza Kajar (1854, Shusha - 1905, Chita) [20] . He was married to Sarah-run Ismayilova;
      • Grandson - Shamsaddin-Mirza;
      • Grandson - Sultan-Oweis-Mirza:
        • Great-grandson - Kadzhar, Chingiz Oveis oglu , Azerbaijani physicist and public figure, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, Honored Worker of Science of the Azerbaijan SSR.
    • The son is Khanjan-Mirza Kajar [5] . He was married to (since 1892) Farrukh Begum Ismayilova [5] :
      • Grandson - Malik-Michael-Mirza [5] ;
      • Grandson - Tofig-Mirza [5] ;
    • Son - Imamverdi-Mirza Kajar [6] ;
    • The son is Keykubad-Mirza Kadzhar (c. 1865 - 1923, Shusha) [10] . He was married to Agja Khanum [41] :
      • Grandson - Keykavus Mirza (born 1909, Shusha) [41] ;
      • Grandson - Khosrov Mirza (born 1913, Shusha) [41] ;
      • Grandson - Keimah Mirza (born 1914, Shusha) [41] ;
      • Granddaughter - Dilafruz-Khanum (born 1905, Shusha) [41] ;
      • Granddaughter - Rovshantaj-Khanum (b. 1907, Shusha) [41] ;
      • The granddaughter is Nimtaj Khanum (born 1920, Shusha) [41] .
    • Son - Ardashir-Mirza Kajar (1875 -?) [42] ;
    • Daughter - Behjat-Khanum Kajar [43] . She was married to Nasir-bek Javanshir from the clan of the Karabakh khans [44] ;
      • Grandson - Abbas-bek Javanshir [44] ;
      • Granddaughter - Mahrukh Khanum Dzhevanshir [44] ;
    • Daughter - Firuza-Khanum Ugurbekova . She was married to Firudin-bek Ugurbekov [44] ;
      • Granddaughter - Aftab-khanum [44] ;
      • Granddaughter - Dilyush-khanum [44] ;
    • Daughter - Manzar-Khanum Kajar . Died in Iran [44] ;
    • Daughter - Nuralain-Khanum . She was married to Hasan Khan of Erivan [44] ;
      • Grandson - Huseyn Khan of Erivan . In 1920 he emigrated to Turkey. Since 1929 he served in the Turkish Air Force, and in 1960 he retired with the rank of Major General. He died in 1971 in Ankara, where he was buried [44] ;
    • Daughter - Ashref Khanum . She was married to Hagan Khan of Nakhichevan [44] ;
  • Wife - Govad Khanum [23] ;
    • The son is Bahauddin-Mirza Kajar (1855—?) [9] ;
  • Wife - Gevkhar Khanum Ismail Khan Kyzy [23] ;
    • Son - Seyfulla-Mirza Kajar [11] (1864, Tiflis - 1926, Baku), Russian and Azerbaijani military leader, colonel;
  • Wife - Chichek Khanum;
    • Son - Amanulla Mirza Kajar [7] (1857, Shusha - 1937, Tehran), Russian and Azerbaijani military commander, major general;
    • Son - Gulamshah-Mirza Kajar [41] (1867-1918, Ganja);
    • Son - Shah-Kuli-Mirza Kajar (1871—?) [45] ;
    • The son is Mamed-Kuli-Mirza Kajar [46] (1872-1920?).
    • Daughter - Nurjahan-Khanum Kajar (1868, Shusha - 1955, Baku) [47] In 1890, she married the official of the prosecutor’s office in Tiflis, Mustafa-Bek Agayev [43] . They have two sons and five daughters [43] :
      • Grandson - Chingiz Agaev [43] ;
      • Grandson - Bahram Agaev [43] ;
      • Granddaughter - Zahra Khanum (1891-1977), Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Azerbaijan SSR. She was married to Neymatulla-bek Shakhtakhtinsky. They have two sons [43] :
        • Great-grandson - Togrul Shakhtakhtinsky (1925-2010), doctor of chemical sciences, professor, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan [43] .
      • Granddaughter - Tamara Khanum (1893-1965, Baku). She was married to Mamed Ragimov. they have two sons and two daughters [43] .
      • Granddaughter - Ziba Khanum (1905-1946). She was married to Ataull-bek Shakhtakhtinsky. They have a son and a daughter [43] .
      • Granddaughter - Leila Khanum (1906-1995). She was married to Habibullah Bek Shakhtakhtinsky. They have one son and four daughters [43] :
        • Great-grandson - Magomed Shakhtakhtinsky (born 1932), physicist, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan [43] ;
        • Great-granddaughter - Sona-khanum (born 1926), candidate of chemical sciences. Married to Aliabbas Hasanov [43] :
          • Great-great-granddaughter - Naira Shakhtakhtinskaya, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Lithuania (since 2007) [43] .
        • Great-granddaughter - Gulnara Khanum (born 1928), candidate of chemical sciences [43] ;
        • Great-granddaughter - Elmira Khanum (1930-1996), People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR. She was married to Oktay Sadikh-zade [43]
          • Great-great-grandson - Altai Sadikh-zade, artist [43] .
        • Great-granddaughter - Nazira-khanum (born 1939), candidate of chemical sciences [43] .
      • The granddaughter - Gamar Khanum (1911-1968), was not married.
  • Wife - Aferin Khanum [23] .
    • Son - Allahverdi-Mirza Kajar [10] [48] ;
    • Son - Seyfal-Melik-Mirza Kajar [49] [50] (after 1869? [4] -?);
    • Daughter - Tural-Khanum (1880, Shusha -?). She was married to Asker Khan Tabrizli [51] .
  • Children whose mothers are not identified:
    • Son - Kaflan-Aga Kajar (1851, Tiflis -?) [14] ;
    • Son - Aziz Khan Kajar [13] ;
    • The son is Mahmud-Mirza Kajar (1853, Shusha -?) [13] ;
    • The son is Heydar-Quli-Mirza Kajar (1855—?) [9] . He was married to Azad-Begum, the daughter of a Shusha resident Alesker-Haji-Zeynal-Ogly [5] ;
      • Granddaughter - Rahima-Khanum (1879 - 1966, Baku). She was married to Badal-bek Badalbekov [52] ;
        • Great-grandson - Afrasiyab Badalbeyli [52] (1907, Baku - 1976, Baku), Azerbaijani composer, conductor, musicologist and publicist, people's artist of the Azerbaijan SSR;
        • Great-grandson - Shamsi Badalbeyli [52] (1911, Shusha - 1987, Baku), Azerbaijani theater director, People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR;
          • Great-great-grandson - Farhad Badalbeyli (born 1947, Baku), Soviet and Azerbaijani pianist, composer and teacher, People's Artist of the USSR;
    • Son - Nasrullah-Mirza Kajar (1848—?) [19] ;
      • Grandson - Suleiman-aga Kajar (1883—?) [53] ;
    • Son - Mamed-Ali-Mirza Kajar (c. 1849—?) [16] ;
    • Son - Elhani-Mirza Kajar (1858-1901) [18] ;
    • Son - Gumayun-Mirza Kajar (1860—?) [8] ;
    • Son - Khan-Alem Kajar [6] ;
    • Son - N-Mirza (name not established) [49] [4] ;
    • Daughter - Azeri-Khumayun Ziatkhanova (Shahzade-Khanum). She was married to the great-grandson of the last Ganja Khan Javad Khan Abulfat Khan Ziatkhanov [28] . They have three sons and five daughters:
      • Grandson - Ismail Khan Ziatkhanov (1867, Elisavetpol - 1920), Russian and Azerbaijani statesman and politician [28] .
      • Grandson - Shahverdi-Khan Ziatkhanov [54] (1869-1919), Russian and Azerbaijani military leader, colonel.
      • The grandson is Adyl Khan Ziatkhanov (1870, Elisavetpol - 1957, Istanbul) [29] , an Azerbaijani statesman and political figure.
      • Granddaughter - Sultan Beim (1864-1938). She was married to Iskender-bek Adyzhezalov [29] ;
      • Granddaughter - Fakhrintaj-beim (1869-1934). She was married to Mamed Khan Ziatkhanov [29] ;
      • Granddaughter - Khirda-beim (Begum-Khanuma) (1875-1953). She was married to Asker-bek Adyzhezalov [29] ;
      • Granddaughter - Shirin-beim (1878-1957, Istanbul). She was married to Huseyn-Kuli Khan Khoysky [29] ;
      • Granddaughter - Gamar-beim (1886-1981). She was married to Kamil-bey Safaraliev. They had 2 sons and 4 daughters [29] :
        • Great-granddaughter - Koykeb Safaralieva (1907, Baku - 1985, Baku), pianist and teacher, People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR [29] .
    • Daughter - Tajel-Muluk-khanum (Gizi-Khanum) (c. 1847—?). She was married to Mammad-Kasum-aga Javanshir [55] .
    • Daughter - Sabia-Khanum. She was the initiator of the construction of a mosque in Elisavetpol, in the building of which in the Soviet period was a library named after A.S. Pushkin [55] .
    • Daughter - Navvab-Aga-Khanum. Sister (born to one mother) of Prince Elhani-Mirza. In 1884 she married Gabibullah Khan of Nakhichevan [55] .
    • Daughter - Turan-Khanum. She was married to a Persian citizen Mirza-Alasker-khan Haji-Hasan oglu [44] ;
    • Daughter - Malek-Afag-Khanum [44] ;
    • Daughter - Maryam Khanum [44] ;
    • Daughter - Saltanat Khanum. She was married to Behbud-bek Javanshir [40] ;
    • Daughter - Fakhrusultan-Khanum. She was married to Aziz-bek Sultanov [51] .

Notes

Comments
  1. ↑ The list shows the names of only significant great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Sources
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  3. ↑ Kadjar Dynasty in Azerbaijan
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  39. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ismailov, 2009 , p. 239.
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Links

  • Genealogy page
  • Kajar, Bahman Mirza at the Rodovod . Tree of ancestors and descendants

Literature

  • Navāʾī ʿA. Bahman Mīrzā (English) // Encyclopædia Iranica . - 1988. - Vol. III . - P. 490-491 .
  • Çingizoğlu Ə. . Qacarlar və Qacar ​​kəndi / Scientific editor: Candidate of Historical Sciences M. Kajar . Reviewers: candidates of historical sciences: B. Mammadli and T. Najafli . Consultant: candidate of philological sciences V. Karadagly .. - B .: Şuşa, 2008. - 336 p. (azerb.)
  • Ismailov E.E. Persian Princes from the House of Kajars in the Russian Empire / Executive Editor A. A. Molchanov . - M .: Old Basmannaya, 2009 .-- 593 p.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kajar_Bahman_Mirza&oldid=100874035


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