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Haji Hossein Ali Khan Nasir Ol-Molk I (Daryabegi)
1821 - 1893 (72 years)-
Name Hossein Ali Khan Nasir Ol-Molk I (Daryabegi) - Did not have any children
Title Haji Birth 1821 Gender Male Occupation Bandar Abbas, Iran 
Governor of Bandar Abbas Occupation Fars province, Iran Governor of various districts of Fars Occupation 1847 - 1857 Lar, Iran Governor of Lar; of the Persian Gulf Ports with the title of Daryabeghi from 1847 to 1857 when he went to Bombay. Death 1893 Notes - Nassir ol Molk remained in Fars, and served as governor of Bushehr, Lar and Bandar Abbas, regions where the family still maintains influence.
Modern Iran - The Dialectics of Continuity and Change; Michael E. Bonine and Nikki R. Keddie. SUNY - One source has his name as Haji Hassan Ali Khan Nassir Ol-Molk I Daryabegi
- According to a British document “Persian Statesman and Notables”
Haji Mirza Hassan (Should be Hossein) Ali Khan, Nasir Ol Molk. Born 1821. Governor of Lar; of the Persian Gulf Ports with the title of Daryabeghi from 1847 to 1857 when he went to Bombay. Governor of various districts of Fars, died 1893, no sons.
Person ID I118 Ghavami English Last Modified 13 Jul 2017
Father Haji Mirza Ali Akbar Khan Ghavam Ol-Molk, I, b. 1785 d. 1865 (Age 80 years) Mother Bibi Zeinab Family ID F14 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Occupation - Governor of Bandar Abbas - - Bandar Abbas, Iran 
Occupation - Governor of various districts of Fars - - Fars province, Iran 
Occupation - Governor of Lar; of the Persian Gulf Ports with the title of Daryabeghi from 1847 to 1857 when he went to Bombay. - 1847 - 1857 - Lar, Iran = Link to Google Earth
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Haji Hossein Ali Khan Nassir Ol-Molk I
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Baghe Eram (5)
Eram garden is located in the center of Shiraz on the side of Eram street. This garden was made by a leader of the Qashqai tribe known as Mohammad Ali Khan Ilkhani during the early 18th century. About 75 years later, Nasirolmolk bought the garden and Haj Mohammad Hassan, the prominent architect built its three storey building. This monument is a masterpiece from the Qajar dynasty in so far as architecture, painting, carvinf, tiling and stuccowork are concerned. The lower sections of the building's exterior are formed of 2 - meter - high plain and carved stones and on the eight columns there is the exihibt of two Qajar soldiers ans six inscriptions. The inscriptions have been inscribed by Mirza Ali Naghi Khoshnevis in Nastaligh style of writing. In the portal of the building there are three large and two small sessions. The spring which flows in the waterfronts right in the middle of the building pours into ponds and grants Eram garden a great appeal. The cypress trees in this garden are quite famous.
Old photos of Baghe Eram (5)
Baghe Eram early days
Nassir ol Molk Mosque (14)
This mosque is situated at the end of the Lotfali Khan-e-Zand Street. Nasir-ol-Molk is the founder of this mosque. This mosque is unique for its tile work and architecture. The construction work of mosque began in 1293 AH. and was finally terminated in 1305 AH., by Mohammad Hassan Me`mar and Mohammad Reza Kashi Paz Shirazi.
Nassir ol Molk Mosque as seen by Photographer Mohammad Domiri and others. (10)
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