-
reached to 1000, 3000 or even 6000 tomāns. Also
spelled Divan-Beigi,
Divanbegi or Diwan-Begi. son of the
previous Divan-begi Vali of Lar the King's chief...
-
Manghit to the post of ataliq. His son
Muhammad Hakim-biy took the post of
divanbegi at the
court of
Abulfayz Khan. In 1715–1716, Khudayar-biy was removed...
-
General of the
Revenues (mostoufi-ye mamalek), or
finance minister, and the
Divanbegi,
Minister of Justice. The
latter was the
final appeal in
civil and criminal...
-
Alexander I in St. Petersburg. In 1815, the
Bukhara amb****ador
Muhammad Yusuf divanbegi arrived in St.
Petersburg to
congratulate the
Russian emperor on the victory...
- of the
musketeer corps (tofangchi-aghasi), chancellor/chief
justice (
divanbegi), and
governor (beglarbeg) of the
Azerbaijan Province under king (shah)...
- 1656, he was
permitted to
resign as
governor of Lar and was
appointed as
divanbegi (chancellor,
chief justice),
while a few
years later, in 1660, he was...
- as his
superior Ughurlu Beg, the
divanbegi, who
received complaints about Gorgijanidze's misgovernance. The
divanbegi,
apparently an
enemy of the prefect...
-
University Press. pp. 189–350. ISBN 9781139054980. Savory,
Roger M. (1996). "
DĪVĀNBEGĪ ii. IN THE
SAFAVID PERIOD". In Yarshater,
Ehsan (ed.). Encyclopædia Iranica...
- Khan (c. 1588 – 1
March 1643), and an
uncle of the
later sepahsalar and
divanbegi (chancellor,
chief justice), also
named Rostam Khan. He was a namesake...
-
successively held the
posts of amir al-omarāʾ (commander-in-chief) and
divanbegi (chancellor,
chief justice),
before becoming the
governor of
Shirvan from...
