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Settlement between Hamdam al-Saltanah and Mirza ʻAbd Allah Bahrami, 1928

Settlement between Hamdam al-Saltanah, daughter of Mirza Yusuf Mustawfi al-Mamalik Sadr-i Aʻzam [the premier], and Mirza ʻAbd Allah Bahrami, son of Ismaʻil Khan ʻImad al-Mamalik, regarding some shares of water usage. Hamdam al-Saltanah also gives some shares of water usage to Mirza Riza Na’ini, Mirza Taqi Bihnam ʻImad al-Mulk, and Ayyub Khan. The children of Hamdam al-Saltanah, Shahzadah Qaysar Mirza Jalal al-Dawlah, Malakah Zaman, and Fakhr al-Zaman, validate the settlements.
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Marriage contract of Mah Taban and Mirza Ismaʻil, 1888

Marriage contract of Mah Taban, daughter of Mirza Aqa Mustawfi, and Mirza Ismaʻil the accountant, son of Muʻtamad al-Sultan Mirza Ahmad Mustawfi. The mahr includes four hundred tumans in cash, a Qur'an worth thirty tumans, one male slave and one female slave worth seventy tumans, one-sixth of a residential building and a property in Tafrish, and a qanat and a creek in Tasuj. The first three items remain the groom's debt. The groom's father transferred the ownership of the qanat and the creek to the bride.
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Ismaʻil ʻImad al-Mamalik's will, 1921

The will of [Ismaʻil ʻImad al-Mamalik] son of [Ahmad ʻImad al-Mamalik] about dividing all his properties in Tehran and Tafrish as well as his deceased wife’s property, mahr, and dowry among his children: Taj al-Muluk [Bahrami], Nimtaj [Safavi], Abu al-Qasim, Ashraf al-Muluk, Sharif al-Muluk [Bahrami], ʻAbd Allah, ʻIsa, Fazl Allah, and Sharafat al-Saltanah [Sharafat Bahrami]. Ismaʻil ʻImad al-Mamalik advises his children on several issues, encouraging them to be kind to each other and support their younger and single siblings, take care of their disabled sister (Ashraf al-Muluk), spend...
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Will and envelope, 1892

The will of Ahmad ʻImad al-Mamalik, son of Mirza ʻAbd al-Vahhab and Fatimah (daughter of Mirza Tighrud Ismaʻil); addressed to his children. He advises them on several issues, encouraging them to be kind to each other, respect their relatives, and avoid sin. He appoints his eldest son, Ismaʻil [‘Imad al-Mamalik], as the executor of his will under the supervision of his brother, Mirza ʻAil Khan, and asks his children to follow orders from his wives, Sitarah (their mother) and Zahra (daughter of Haj Mirza Zaki), his brother (Mirza ʻAil Khan), his son (Ismaʻil), etc. He asks his children to...

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