خلاصه ماشینی:
Life events of one of the unparalleled notables The description of the collection of flowers of the dawn is known only to him, for not everyone who reads a page knows its meanings The unique wise free man, Agha Mirza Mohammad Hossein Khan E'tela al-Dawlah, the special agent for all of Arabia, who is among the greatest notables, is of paternal descent from the late "Mirza Musa Khan Vazira Lashgar" and from the family of the late "Mirza Yousef Mostowfi al-Mamalek," Grand Vizier of Iran, the late Agha "Mirza Hossein Mostowfi al-Mamalek," and is the maternal grandson of the late "Amir Mohammad Sadegh Khan Danboli," who was recognized as one of the foremost figures of that time during the reign of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar.
In the year (1341), when they returned to Iran, although they were accompanied by a group of supplicating Armenians, no respect was withheld from them, as described in the Ottoman newspapers; and since at that time the learned, patriotic, and liberty-seeking minister, the late "Haj Mirza Ali Khan Amin al-Dawlah," was in office in Azerbaijan, upon their arrival, they were established in the administration of foreign affairs and the management of the diverse nations of the three provinces of Urmia, Khoy, Salmas, and those surrounding areas.
In the year (1342), when the seat of premiership in Iran was adorned by the presence of the late Mirza Nasrullah Khan Mushir al-Dawlah, the Grand Vizier and supporter of the Constitutional Revolution, and just as the shining sun of the Constitution was about to rise and the melancholy crescent of tyranny and oppressive rule was to set, he was established in the administration and presidency of the Judiciary of Kerman.