Sepahsalarha Mirza Mohammad Khan Sepahsalar معرفی و نقد

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Naser al-Din Shah considered Mirza Mohammad Khan Sepahsalar-e Azam for this task and issued the following decree for this purpose: "The essence of state duties consists of the three ministries: Military, Finance, and Foreign Affairs; if their organization is perfect, the remaining branches of state affairs will be in accordance with correctness, and today the administration of... 1 Considering the contents of the aforementioned decree, it will be observed that in terms of outward appearance, there was no mention of a first ministry or the premiership of Mirza Mohammad Khan Sepahsalar-e Azam; rather, the Shah granted complete independence to the Ministers of Finance and Foreign Affairs, and only appointed the Sepahsalar as his deputy, delegating to him those tasks that required the personal approval of the Shah. Mohammad Hassan Khan Etemad al-Saltaneh, regarding the delegation of this position to the Sepahsalar, writes in the book 'Khalseh' quoting Mirza Youssef Mostowfi al-Mamalek as follows: The servants of His Majesty the Shah, who were burdened with many tasks and countless hardships in the affairs of the country and the state, fell into lethargy and discontent, and thus decided to appoint an independent Prime Minister to provide some relief from their personal labors. 1 Anyway, for the sake of my outward appearance, Mirza Aqa Khan, the Prime Minister, appointed me as the Commander-in-Chief of the army in the war between Iran and England and sent me to battle.