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Rukn-ul-Dowleh—February 1891, with Ilaji Sumsum-ul-Mulk, as Deputy
Governor.
Nizam-us-SuItanch, 1893.
Prince Rukn-ud-Mulk, 1S97.
Nizam-ud-Dowleh, October 1S96 (appointed in July, on dismissal of Rukn-
ul-Mulk).
Farman Farma, 1897.
Nizam-ul-Mulk, January 1897.
Moayid-ul-Dowleh, 1900.
Shoa-es-Sultaneh, 1901 (April) (falls out with Kowwan-ul-Mulk* and is
recalled).
Asaf-ed-Dowlah, 1902.
Ala-ed-Dowlah, April 1903.
Shoa-es-Sultaneh reappointed in June 1904.
B,^Governors oj Bus hire.

Prince Assad Ulah Mirza (Naib-ul-Tyaleh), 1873-75.
Abdul Hossein Khan, 1875.
Hossein Kuli Khan, entitled Saad-ul*Mulk, 1S75.
[The Aubdar Bashi of Farman Farma, on whose supersession Malik-ut-
Tajjar discharged the duties of Governor, until relieved by]
Haji Ismail Khan (1876-78). (As Deputy for the nominal Governor Ihte-
sam-ed-Dowleh, son of Ferhad Mouza, Governor-General of Fars.)
Aga Mahomed Bakir Khan (1878) relieved Haji Ismail Khan in 1878.
Motemid-es-Sultan, Mirza Mahomed Khan Mustafi Nizam, 1881.
Nasir-ul-Mulk.
Mirza Mahomed Hussein Khan (1883—June).
Fazl-al-Khan, son-in-law of the last, acted from January 1884.
Motemid-el-Mulk resigned in June 18S5.
Shazada Nawzer Mirza (appointment cancelled).
Haji Mahomed Mehdi, Malik-ut-Tajjar, 1885.
Fajh Fath Ali Khan, June 1886.
Haji Nasir-ul-Mulk, April 1887.
Hyder Kuli Khan (his Deputy, 1887).
Haji Ahmed Khan Sartip (Deputy 1887).
Prince Nowzer Mirza, August 1887 (resigned).
Mahomed Hassan Khan, Saad-ul-Mulk, newly appointed Governor of the
Seaport Towns and Districts, 1S88.
[Prince Nawzu Mirza was appointed Governor of Dashti and Dashistan, but
resigned in 18S9 and Mahomed Hassan Khan Sartip was appointed to the
place.]
Nizara-us-Sultaneh (brother of Saad-ul-Mulk), 1891.
Reza Kuli Khan (nephew of the last and Deputy Governor), September
1891.
Saad-ul-Mulk, 1892.
•The leading merchant in Shirax and wielding great influence with nomad Arabs.
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