A look at the Kherdanameh: Identifying those mentioned in it مقاله

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'Diwan Taji', 'Fana Khosrow bin Mafanah' (Mapanah) titled Rashid al-Dawla, and 'Khatir al-Mulk Bozorg Omid' all transport a person to the Buyid era—a thousand years ago—but this prose does not belong to that era and recalls the late fifth century, meaning about five hundred years ago. 3. Introduction of those mentioned in the book Kheradnameh Regarding the names mentioned in the letter of 'Instructions for Administration and Government', such as "Khatir al-Mulk", "Taji", "Azizi" (Aziz al-Din), "Rashid al-Dawla", etc. Abbas Iqbal, in the book "Vizierate in the Era of the Great Seljuk Sultans," has written matters regarding Khatir al-Mulk Meybod, the summary of which is as follows: "He was appointed to the vizierate in the year (494), when the sermon of sovereignty in the name of Sultan Muhammad bin Melkshah was delivered in Baghdad. The book Dastur al-Wuzara by Khwandamir has written about Khatir al-Mulk: "He was devoid and lacking in the adornment of human virtues and perfections, and extremely negligent and heedless of the management and arrangement of state affairs; however, due to good fortune and favorable luck, for a period of forty-five years in the divans of powerful sultans, the positions of Insha, Ashraf, or Istifa belonged to him, and during the time of Sultan Mahmud bin Muhammad bin Melkshah, he reached the high rank of vizier.