The Personality and Political-Social Investigations of Haj Mirza Aghasi Makui, Grand Chancellor of Mohammad Shah Qajar (1198-1265 AD)

The story of the king and the minister has always been one of the most fascinating clichés in history and the events behind it. The minister is often questioned as to the extent to which the king, the government and the society under his control have been protected from unfortunate incidents and renamed goodwill. Undoubtedly, among the most controversial in contemporary Iranian history was the Qajar rulers. Haj Mirza Aghasi the Makui, during his crusades and self-judments, has been left in a state of uncertainty about his face and his timing and has not been properly identified despite numerous judgments. The present study, while not claiming to be exhaustive, by presenting reports and facts recorded in historical pages and available sources, attempts to present a truth-based face without any bias that may be incidental to this. The character is perhaps more accomplished than his office holders.