-
century later:
Amir Kabir Dam,
inaugurated in 1961, is
named after him.
Tehran Polytechnic,
established in 1958, was
renamed Amirkabir University of Technology...
-
Abdorrahim "Taghi" Jafari. It is
named after Mirza Taghi Khan
Amirkabir (better
known as
Amir Kabir) (1807–1852), who was
chief minister during the
reign of...
-
Amirkabir University of
Technology (AUT) (Persian: دانشگاه صنعتی امیرکبیر), also
called the
Tehran Polytechnic, is a
public technological university located...
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Retrieved 13
September 2022.
Amirkabir Dam
Inaugurated Tishineh.com:
Photos of
Amir Kabir Dam،
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Amir Kabir Dam....
- of the
Arabs [Bedouin tribes]" In the
former Kingdom of Afghanistan,
Amir-i-
Kabir was a
title meaning "great prince" or "great commander".
Muhammad Amin...
- ed-Din
succeeded to the throne,
Amir Nezam was
awarded the
position of the
prime minister and the
title of
Amir Kabir, the
Great Ruler. At that time,...
- Ahzaab-e Siaasi-e
Iraan (A
Short History of
Political Parties of Iran),
Amirkabir, 1978. Encyclopædia Iranica's
entries on "Ala-al-Saltana, Mohammad-Ali"...
- Raeen,
Esmaeel (1978).
Faramosh Khaneh and
Freemasonry in Iran. Vol. 1.
Amirkabir. p. 479. ISBN 9649102612. Ejlali,
Farzam (2004).
Pillars of
Qajar Government...
- dela****
further publication. The
second part (Meem to Yeh) was
published by
Amir Kabir Publishers in 1996,
eighteen years after the
first part of the volume...
- in Iran. It was
established in 1851 by
Amir Kabir, the
grand vizier to
Nasereddin Shah.
Founded by
Amir Kabir, then the
grand vizier to
Nasereddin Shah...
