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Before the Constitutional Revolution

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No Picture name The beginning of the ministry End of ministry Chancellor of the time The king
... Abdul Wahab Neshat Isfahani Abdolvahab Neshat Isfahani (Motameddoleh) 1236 hrs. {{{1}}} {{{1}}}} {{{1}}} {{{1}}} [Footnote 1] Muharram 1239 e. {{{1}}}} {{{1}}}} {September}} {{{1}}} [Footnote 2] Mohammad Hussein Sadr Isfahani (Aminaldo-Dawlah) Fath Ali Shah
1 Abulhassan Shirazi Abulhassan Shirazi {{Sak}} (Ilchi the Great) Muharram 1239 e. Q {{{1}}}} (Shahrivar or Mehr 1202 AH) zeros 1239 e. Gh ({Sak}} (October or November 1202). {{Sak}} [Footnote 3]
zeros 1239 e. Q {{{1}}}} (October or November 1202 AH) Shawwal 1240s. Q {{{1}}}} (May or June 1204 AH) Abdullah Aminaldawawl
Shawwal 1240s. {{{1}}} {{{1}}} {{{1}}} [Footnote 4] 5 Ramadan 1243 e. {{{1}}} {{{1}}} {ref {= {S}} [Footnote 5] Allahyar Asef al-Dawlah
5th Ramadan 1243 e. Q {{{1}}}} (April 1, 1207 AH) 19th January 12th, 1250s. Q {{Sak}} (November 1, 1213). {{Sak}} [Footnote 6] Abdullah Aminaldawawl
2 Mirza Ali Ghaem Magham style = "background: # FFF8DC;" Mirza Ali, son of Mirza Abulqasem Qa'em Magham Farahani (Chancellor of the Islamic Republic of Iran), Mohammad Shah Qajar, who in the short term His father's chancery was the secretary of state, later in his life, he was named deputy from Nasir al-Din Shah. (Salat Nuri, Haj Mirza Aghasi, p. 13) </ref> Ramadan 1250s. Q {{{1}}}} (Jan or Feb. 1213 AH) 29 zero 1251 e. {{{1}}} {{{1}}} {{{1}}} [Footnote 7] Abolqasem Qa'emgamam Farahani Mohammed Shah
3 Massoud Ansari Massoud Ansari 1251 AD JamaDial Q {{{1}}}} (Shahrivar or October 1214.) {{Sak}} [Punishment 1] Shaaban 1256 e. Apparently in Sha'Ban, 1256 AH. Following the disclosure of the betrayal of Mirza Ali, the son of Mirza Mas'ud Ansari (forging the handwriting of the Shah and Chancellor) Mirza Masoud is dismissed. (Teimuri, a corner of Iranian history, p. 67). Some sources, such as the Encyclopedia Iranica, in the Sarabeh's "Abolhassan Khan Illichi" refer to the date of the return of Abolhassan Shirazi to the State Department's foreign affairs department in 1254 AH. However, according to Sir Stan Henry Layard's On August 6, 1840, he left the Shah and his companions in Hamadan on Aug. 6, 1840, Mirza Massoud was also the Foreign Minister and his son Mirza Ali helped him in the State Department's important affairs. </ref> Abbas Bayat Iravani {{Sak}} (Haj Mirza Aghasi)
4 Abulhassan Shirazi Abulhassan Shirazi {{Sak}} (Ilchi the Great) Shawwal 1256 e. {{Sak}} {Dec (or December 1219)} {{Sak}} [Footnote 8] Sha'ban 1262 e. Q {{{1}}}} (August 1225 AH) {{SIT}} [PUBLISHING 1]
5 Massoud Ansari rowspan = "2" style = "background: # FFF8DC;" Following the death of Mirza Abu'l-Hassan Khan (Sha'ban 1262), according to the British Ministry of the Interior, "the Russians were so keen that Mirza Massoud Ansari was appointed to her place. But Hajji Mirza Aghasi was very disappointed with him ", and Mohammad Shah handed the State to Hajj according to the 9th Shawal Manuscript of 1262. He wrote: "You are responsible for all foreign affairs, and this will be under your control. The state has a general significance, and if there is negligence and sorrow, it will harm our religion, our religion, our state and our survival. God willing, with such care, such things will not happen, and we will be with the Almighty God. "Eventually, after a while, Mirza Massoud found the title of Minister of Foreign Affairs, though the work was carried out by Hajji. (Admitat, Amir Kabir and Iran, p. 208) </ref> 1262 e. Q {{{1}}}} (1225 AH) 22 dated 1264 e. Q {{{1}}}} (Oct. 28, 1227 AH)


5th Ramadan 1243 e. Q {{{1}}}} (April 1, 1207 AH) 19th January 12th, 1250s. Q {{Sak}} (November 1, 1213). {{Sak}} Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page). Shaaban 1256 e. Apparently in Sha'Ban, 1256 AH. Following the disclosure of the betrayal of Mirza Ali, the son of Mirza Mas'ud Ansari (forging the handwriting of the Shah and Chancellor) Mirza Masoud is dismissed. (Teimuri, a corner of Iranian history, p. 67). Some sources, such as the Encyclopedia Iranica, in the Sarabeh's "Abolhassan Khan Illichi" refer to the date of the return of Abolhassan Shirazi to the State Department's foreign affairs department in 1254 AH. However, according to Sir Stan Henry Layard's On August 6, 1840, he left the Shah and his companions in Hamadan on Aug. 6, 1840, Mirza Massoud was also the Foreign Minister and his son Mirza Ali helped him in the State Department's important affairs. </ref> Abbas Bayat Iravani {{Sak}} (Haj Mirza Aghasi)

References

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  1. ^ Khosrowizadeh, the background of the formation of the State Department during the Qajar period, p. 137
  2. ^ Corresponding to the History of Iran's Foreign Relations with the West at the Early Qajar Period, p. 173
  3. ^ Golchin Ma'ani, Haji Mohammad Hossein Khan, Nozaddoleh Isfahani, Chancellor of Iran, p. 225
  4. ^ Saadat Nuri, Asef al-Dawlah, p. 380
  5. ^ Saadat Nuri, Asef al-Dawlah, p. 381
  6. ^ 19 JamaDialthans 1250 AH. The date of the death of Fath Ali Shah Qajar. After the death of Fath Ali Shah, his son, Ali Mirza Zulfasullah, broke out against the crown prince (Muhammad Mirza) and sat down in Tehran with the name "Ali Shah" or "Adel Shah". Abdullah Aminaldouleh and Abolhassan Shirazi also supported him. With the arrival of Muhammad Mirza in Tehran and his coronation, both of these were dismissed. After a while, Abolhasan Shirazi was forgiven and again became the Foreign Minister.
  7. ^ The Date of the Murder of Abul Qasem Qa'em Magham Farahani
  8. ^ Teimuri, A corner of Iranian history, p. 73


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