6. The descendants of Arbab Mohammad Hashem Khan Khosrovani Mahallati
Coat of Arms of the branches of the Khosrovani family, descending from the Qajar family. The coat of arms of the Amiri, Amirkhani, Elahi, Khosrovani and Tavakoli family of Mahallat is the lower half of this coat of arms depicting three towers (the type of tower found with the castles of the family in Mahallat).
Illustration by K. Wilson.
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V. Arbab Mohammad Hashem Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, Lord (Khan) of Hajjiabad, Naziehabad, Hadighe, and Sorkhe Hesar, born Mahallat about 1823, landowner, Governor-General (Vali) of Gilan, died 1923, buried Qom; he married 1st N.N. Nassiri, daughter of Hajji Mohammad Kazem and sister of Sartip Ali Reza Khan (Khajeh) Nassiri, general of post; he married 2ndly N.N., daughter of a merchant from Rasht; he married 3rdly Marhamat Khanoum Fazeli, born Naghak 1885, died Tehran 1948, buried Qom.
Arbab Mohammad Hashem was known for his bravery and good health. He died over a 100 years old, some people even suggest 110. He owned estates in Mahallat and surrounding area, and in the province of Tehran the small Bazaar of Navab, 2 spacious and beautiful houses in Tehran and the villages of Naziabad, Sorkhe Hesar(ak) and Hadighe. For a long time he took care of the safety of the Mahallat area with his own soldiers and with the help of government soldiers. After his death, the newspapers of Tehran, wrote about his courage and his large building activities. Together with his brother Haj Arbab Ali Asghar Khan he finnished the building of the Ghaleh No castle, started by his father.
Marhamat Khanoum Fazeli
Children from the first marriage:
1. Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan 'Mohasseb-e Divan' Khosrovani, see E6-VI-1.
2. Sadigheh Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-2.
3. Haj Mirza Mohammad Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, see E6-VI-3.
4. Mirza Mahmoud Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-4.
5. Mirza Abolghassem Khan Khosrovani, died aged 20 at a hunting accident.
6. Sahab Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-6.
7. Gohar Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-7.
Children from the second marriage:
8. Moloud Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-8.
9. Nabad Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-9.
Children from the third marriage:
10. Shahab ed-Din Khan Khosrovani (-Mahallati), see E6-VI-10.
11. Shoja Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-11.
12. Forough Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VI-12.
13. Sepahbod (Timsar) Morteza Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-13.
14. Dr. Khosrow Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-14.
15. Ataollah Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-15.
16. Sepahbod (Sarlashkar) Parviz Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VI-16.
Left: Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan Khosrovani 'Mohasseb-e Divan'
Under: part of the house of Mohasseb-e Divan in the Ghaleh No castle in Mahallat
E6-VI-1. Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan 'Mohasseb-e Divan' Khosrovani, born about 1871, landowner, moaven darai (deputy head of finance) of Esfahan, Governor of Goulpayegan, Khomein and Mahallat, Head of Finance and Tax Collector (rais darai) of Mahallat, Director of Accounts Ministry of Finance, died 1933/1934; he married 1st Princess Shazdeh Khanoum Ghajar (Qajar/Kadjar), died Tehran before 1922, daughter of Prince Mohammad Amin Mirza Ghajar, Governor of Kemareh (Khomein) and Goulpayegan and Khansar (son of Fath Ali Shah); he married 2ndly 1340 qamari Ozra Khanoum Amiri, born 1318 qamari, died 1373 qamari, daughter of Hajji Mirza Abbas Khan Amiri.
Around 1914 while he was governor of Mahallat he was arrested, together with his sons Nematollah and Mostafa). The Ministry of Interior had put him under pressure for paying more for his governorship and at the same time there were some people in Mahllat who envied his position and that of his family. These people forged a letter to government. Government assigned the head of the Gendarmerie in Qom, a Swedish man, to investigate the matter. His translator, the famous Lahouti, was friends with the opponents of Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan. After their arrest Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan and his sons sent an official complaint to Tehran and for the legal proceedings they had to go to Tehran. Since that time they lived in Tehran, while some of their wives and children stayed behind in Mahallat.
In Mahallat he is, 70 years after his death, still much respected for his benevolent character. In the time of the big drought during the First World War when so many people in Iran suffered from famine, he gave the order to slaughter his own animals and give the meat to the people of Mahallat and he ordered and payed all the shops to open and give supplies freely to the people. Shops had closed down to profit from the situation of rising prices.
Children from the first marriage:
1. Nematollah Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VII-1.
2. Mostafa Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VII-2.
3. Mirza Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VII-3.
4. Sarvan Hossein Khan Khosrovani, Army Major, died Tehran.
5. Khanoum Shazdeh Khosrovani, see E6-VII-5.
6. Bibi Shazdeh Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VII-6.
Children from the second marriage:
7. Afsar Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VII-7.
8. Akhtar Khanoum Khosrovani, see E6-VII-8.
9. Manouchehr Khan Khosrovani, born 1921/1922, died Mahallat 10-8-1367.
10. Said Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VII-10.
11. Dr. Ahmad Khan Khosrovani, see E6-VII-11.
From left to right: Mostafa Khan Khosrovani, Nematollah Khan (Mostofi) Khosrovani and Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani.
E6-VII-1. Nematollah Khan (Mostofi) Khosrovani, head of the department of finances and taxes and chief tax collector (rais darai) in several Iranian cities, famous poet, writer and calligraphist; he married Khanoum Agha Jamali, daughter of Ayatollah Mirza Fakhr ed-Din, clergyman from Mahallat.
Children from this marriage:
1. Abdolhossein Khan Khosrovani, employee oil company.
Children:
a. Mehdi Khan Khosrovani, architect, president New England Medical Design Inc., Associate Member of the American Institute of Architects, lives in the U.S.A.; he married Rosemary. (Child from this marriage: Christopher Kevan Khosrovani).
b. Shideh Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Mohammad Parsi. (Children: Dr. Atousa Parsi, dentist, and Leila Parsi).
c. Sholeh Khanoum Khosrovani, lives in Australia; she married Jafar.
2. Mirza Javad Khan Khosrovani, employee of police, died Tehran 1995; he married 1st Fakhri Khanoum; he married 2ndly Shahnaz Khanoum.
Child from the first marriage:
a. Mojgan Khanoum Khosrovani,
Children from the second marriage:
b. Mojdeh Khanoum Khosrovani.
c. Mona Khanoum Khosrovani.
d. Arash Khan Khosrovani.
3. Houshang Khan Khosrovani, teacher of mathematics and physics; he married Fakhte Mohsenpour.
Children from this marriage:
a. Ali Khan Khosrovani, lives in Germany.
b. Farid Khan Khosrovani, lives in Frederiksberg, Denmark.
4. Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani, died Tehran 1982 (1361) (aged 62/63); she married 1st Ali Reza Amiri, landowner and farmer in Mahallat, died Esfahan, son of Arbab Hassan Amiri and Begum Amirkhani; she married 2ndly Ali Lonbanni.
Children from the second marriage:
a. Parvaneh (Victor) Lonbanni; she married Timsar Esfandiar Rashidi, General in the Iranian Army. (Children: Floor Rashidi, student of English, and Roya Rashidi, bank employee in Canada).
b. Guity Lonbanni; she married 1st Morteza Kalbassi, born Esfahan 28 sharivar 1310, manufacturer and teacher of Farsi at a secondary school in Esfahan; she married 2ndly Dr. Mohammad Rahim Deghan, orthopedic doctor in Tehran. (Child: Mohandes Keyvan Kalbassi, born Esfahan 30 sharivar 1970, architect; he married Tehran 17 bahman 2000 Dr. Pegah Shahriari, medical doctor in Tehran, daughter of Hossein Shahriari, pharmacist in Tehran, and Shahine Tavasoli, lawyer in Tehran).
5. Heshmat Khanoum Khosrovani, bank employee, died 1999; she married Mahmoud Tashibi, bank employee, died about 1995.
Children from this marriage:
a. Farideh Tashibi, Master in Economics; she married 1st Prof. Dr. Seyyed Mohammad Meshkat Ph.D., born Tehran 1927, Licentiate from the Faculty of Theology in 1946, Licentiate in Education from the Teachers Training College, Tehran 1947, L.L.B. from Tehran University 1947, Doctorate in Public International Law from the University of Paris 1950, Ph.D. in Economics from the same university 1955, Ph.D. in Public Economics and Political Sciences from the same university 1960, Professor of Economics in the Economics Research Institute, University of Tehran, Member of the Higher Council of Economics of Iran (1974); she married 2ndly Dr. Ali Shams Ardekani, Doctor of Economics, Director General/Secretary General of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Mines (1997). (Children: Leila Meshkat, Shahrzad Meshkat, Maryam Meshkat and Sara Shams Ardekani).
b. Mohandes Massoud Tashibi, architect. (Children: Rouzbeh Tashibi and Mani Tashibi).
6. Malekeh Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Haj Agha Mousavi, rosekhan in Tehran.
Child from this marriage:
a. Narges Mousavi, she married Amir Kerbalai, employee of an insurance company in Tehran. (Child: Bamdad Kerbalai).
Mostafa Khan Khosrovani
E6-VII-2. Mostafa Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat around 1890, Chief Cashier of Iranian P.T.T., Director of Calculations and Accountancy (rais hesabdari) Ministry of National Economy, poet and caligrapher, died Tehran ab. 1962; he married 1st Haj Khanoum Bala Amiri, daughter of Hajji Arbab Ali Asghar and Fatemeh Khanoum (Amiri); he married 2ndly Ezzat ol-Molouk Heravi.
Children from the first marriage:
1. Amir Houshang Khan Khosrovani, see VIII.
2. Hamid Khan Khosrovani, born 1912, died 1919.
Amir Houshang Khan Khosrovani and Eghlim Sadat Khanoum Keshavarz
VIII. Amir Houshang Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat 1909, Director of Telegraphs in Mahallat and other cities, poet, writer of the History of Mahallat, died Tehran 6 February 1982; he married Mahallat 1939 Eghlim Sadat Khanoum Keshavarz (Sadr), Lady of Hajjiabad (castle and lands), born Mahallat 1923, before 1979 owner of biggest travertine mine in Iran, daughter of Hossein 'Mirza Kouchek Khan' Bahador ol-Molk, Lord (Khan) of Hajjiabad, Jafarabad and Divkan, landowner in Mahallat and Khomein, and Military Commander (afsar-e ghosoun), and Haj Malek(eh) Khanoum (Khajeh) Nassiri, owner of Larijan.
Children from this marriage:
1. Mohandes Mohammad Reza Khan Khosrovani, see IX.
2. Dr. Masoumeh (Amirdokht, Dokhi) Khanoum Khosrovani Ph.D., married Said Biazar, born Tehran, businessman in Houston, U.S.A..
Children from this marriage:
a. Khashayar Biazar, born Tehran 13 farvardin 1360; he married Houston 2003 Alexis.
b. Kamyar Biazar, born Tehran 2 dee 1361, student in Houston.
3. Dr. Parvindokht Khanoum Khosrovani Ph.D., psychologist and consultant in Los Angeles.
Dr Parvindokht Khosrovani, Eghlim Sadat Khanoum Keshavarz, L.A. Ferydoun Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn with Shayan Jacob Adrianus Reza Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn and Dr Sahar Khosrovani
IX. Mohandes Mohammad Reza Khan Khosrovani, born Hamadan 23 July 1940, engineer, architect and interior designer, for many years architect of Iranian P.T.T., architectural consultant several hotel chains, during his military service he was Lieutenant of Gendarmerie; he married Tehran 18 September 1971 Fereshteh Pishvai, born Tehran 15 July 1948, graphic designer, painter and television producer, worked for many years as a producer and designer for National Iranian Television, daughter of Mohammad Bagher Pishvai, Director of Foreign Department Iranian Railways, and Irandokht Torabnia.
Children from this marriage:
1. Dr. Sahar Khosrovani, born Tehran 24 August 1972, pharmacist, doctor darousaz (University of Tehran 1996), also graduated as pharmacist (apotheker) from University of Utrecht, the Netherlands, Ph.D. in Medicine (Hematology) Erasmus University Rotterdam 3 Febuary 2005, Assistent Professor of Genetix Toxicology at the University of Maastricht since 1 September 2004; married Rotterdam 14 August 1996 Leonardus Alexander Ferydoun Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn, born Rotterdam 18 October 1962, historian and publisher, vice-president and editor-in-chief of the International Qajar Studies Association, member of the board of the Iran-Netherlands Association, son of Mohandes Zeinolabedin Mansour Barjesteh, architect and painter, and Alida Johanna Agatha van Waalwijk van Doorn.
Child from this marriage:
1. Shayan Jacob Adrianus Reza Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn, born Rotterdam 11 June 1997, student Kralingsche School in Rotterdam, later Sint Martinusschool in Gronsveld.
2. Lily Sara Lida Helena Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn, born Maastricht 5 February 2007
3. Guiv Stephanus Christiaan Anoushirvan Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn, born Maastricht 5 February 2007
2. Dr. Sara Khosrovani, born Tehran 12 Februari 1978, doctor darousaz (University of Tehran 2003), PhD in neuro science from Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Member of The Medicines Evaluation Board (MEB), the Hague, the Netherlands.
E6-VII-3. Mirza Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat, he studied in France, worked at the Pasteur Institute in Tehran, poet with the pseudonym Torfeh, died about 1970; he married his cousin Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani, daughter of Mirza Mohammad Khan Khosrovani and Shokat Khanoum Khajeh Nassiri.
Child from this marriage:
1. Jahangir Khan Khosrovani, employee National Office of Plan Organization and Budget, died Tehran 1963; he married Sorour Khanoum Ardalan.
Children from this marriage:
a. Susan Khanoum Khosrovani, lives in Chicago; she married 1st N.N.; she married 2ndly Prof. Dr Sohrab, Professor of Medical Engineering, NW University of Chicago; she married 3rdly an American. (Child from the third marriage: Anahita, born about 1998).
b. Khandan Khanoum Khosrovani.
E6-VII-5. Khanoum Shazdeh Khosrovani, died 1957; she married Ali Akbar Khan Ahmadi, born Var, employee sugar factory.
Children from this marriage:
1. Reza Ahmadi.
2. Lotfollah Ahmadi.
3. Mohandes Mehdi Ahmadi, civil engineer in Tehran.
4. Badri Ahmadi.
5. Paris Ahmadi.
6. Ezzat Ahmadi.
7. Shahdeh Batoul Ahmadi.
E6-VII-6. Bibi Shazdeh Khanoum Khosrovani, born about 1890, died Mahallat 1958/1959; she married Seyyed Morteza Sadr, Director of Posts and Telegraph in Mahallat, son of Seyyed Ahmad, molla, imam jom'e van Mahallat, and the daughter of Mirza Jamal ed-Din, molla in Mahallat..
Children from this marriage:
1. Shazdeh Batoul Khanoum Sadr; she married Mohammad Javad Ghods.
Children from this marriage:
a. Fatemeh Ghods.
b. Ensieh Ghods.
c. Mahmoud Ghods.
d. Ghassem Ghods.
e. Hadi Ghods.
f. Said Ghods.
Sarhang S. Gholam Hossein Sadr and Zahra Karimi
2. Sarhang Seyyed Gholam Hossein Sadr, born ..., Colonel in the Iranian Army, died ...; he married ..... Zahra Karimi, born ..., daughter of Hashem Karimi and .....
Children from this marriage:
a. Mohandes Seyyed Hamid Reza Sadr, born Mashad 19 April 1956, civil engineer, film critic and author in Tehran; he married .... Mehrzad Dolati, born Tehran 15 October 1959, artist and painter, daughter of Mahmoud Dolati and Mehry Zamani. (Child: Ghazaleh Sadr, born Tehran 13 January 1990).
b. Mahshid Sadr, born ....; she married .... Mohammad Rouhani, born ...., from Mahallat, son of .... (Children: Yassmin Rouhani, born ..., student in London, and Neema Rouhani, born ..., student in Tehran).
c. Amir Hossein Sadr, born ...., adviser refugee work in Amsterdam, he married .... Carmen Lucia Catharina Ocheda, born Alkmaar, the Netherlands, 17 March 1972, stewardess KLM, daughter of ....
d. Seyyed Shahin Sadr, born ..., lives in Vancouver, Canada.
e. Mehrnaz Sadr, born ..., she married .... Mohhamad Reza Saffarian-Toosi, born ..., son of .... (Children: Deeba Saffarian-Toosi, born New Ark ...2000, and Saba Saffarian-Toosi, born New Ark... 2000).
3. Masoumeh (Aziz Molouk) Sadr, born ..., died ... 1998; she married ... Sadrol Gharavi, born ..., clergyman and notary public in Tehran, son of ....
Children from this marriage:
a. Ahmad Sadrol Gharavi, born ...., technician at an engineers office in the north of Iran.
b. Shokou Sadrol Gharavi, born ..., employee of a bank.
c. Majid Sadrol Gharavi, born ..., owner of a flower shop in Los Angeles.
d. Mojtaba Sadrol Gharavi, born ..., civil servant municipality of Tehran.
e. Jalal Sadrol Gharavi, born ..., owner of a furniture factory in Tehran.
4. Badri Khanoum Sadr, born ..., she married ... 1952 Seyyed Ali Asghar Sadr, born Mahallat ... 1923, Judge, Licentiate in Judicature from the Tehran University (1946), joined service in the Ministry of Justice (1947), Secretary in the First Branch of the Supreme Court, Judge in the Tehran Peace Court, Assistent Public Prosecutor in Tehran, Interrogator in the Public Prosecutor's Office in Tehran, Alternate member in the Tehran Appeal Court, Assistent Public Prosecutor at the Supreme Court (1974), son of Seyyed Jalal Sadr and ....
Children from this marriage:
a. Seyyed Homayoun Sadr, born ..., lives in Arlington, Dallas, U.S.A.
b. Pedran Sadr, born ..., lives in Arlington, Dallas, U.S.A.
5. Seyyed Abdolhossein Sadr, born ..., employee P.T.T., died Tehran ...; he married ... Zinat Shoushtari, born ..., teacher, daughter of ....
Children from this marriage:
a. Akram Sadr; she married Morteza Ghods.
b. Homa Sadr.
c. Seyyed Morteza Sadr.
d. Seyyed Mostafa Sadr.
6. Seyyed Abolhassan Sadr, born Mahallat 1925, High Civil Servant, grduated in Judiciary and Theology from Tehran and England, teacher at Tehran High School (from 1948), in charge of various posisions in the General Registration Office (from 1956), Head of College of Registration Bureau, Deputy of Department of Registrations of Companies (1961), in charge of job classifications of Registration Office in the High Council of Administration of Iran; he married 1st (div.) Behjat Sadr, born 1930, painter, graduated from the Naples Academy of Fine Arts and the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Tehran University, lecturer at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Tehran University, she won the first Royal Prize and the first prize of the UNESCO; he married 2ndly Zohreh Pasargad.
Children from the second marriage:
a. Dr. Seyyed Ramin Sadr Ph.D., born Tehran 9 March 1958, Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles (1983), former Chief Technology Officer ACT Networks, strategic advisor of ITU Ventures, lives in Los Angeles.
b. Seyyed Babak Sadr, born 20 May 1963, lived in the U.S.A., died 23 January 1997.
7. Seyyed Mehdi Sadr, teacher in Tehran; he married Khojasteh Ghods, died in 1991.
Children from this marriage:
a. Soheila Sadr, died about 1980.
b. Sara Sadr, she lives in Montreal, Canada.
E6-VII-7. Afsar Khanoum Khosrovani, died 16-4-1366; she married Ali Akbar Fazeli, born 1291/1292, died 19-2-1350, buried Ghom, son of Gholam Hossein Khan Fazeli.
Children from this marriage:
1. Hamid Fazeli, born 1322, died in Austria 18-4-1375; he married Grete.
Children from this marriage:
a. Ali Fazeli, employee Finanzambt in Gratz, Austria.
b. Yasamin Fazeli, lives in Gratz, Austria.
2. Mina Fazeli, lives in Washingtonl she married Mohandes Asghar Soleimanpour, power engineer.
Children from this marriage:
a. Saloumeh Soleimanpour.
b. Samira Soleimanpour.
c. Amir Ali Soleimanpour.
3. Nazy Fazeli, she married Hamid Darzian, factory owner, manufacturer of clothes in Tehran.
Children from this marriage:
a. Ali Darzian.
b. Asal Darzian.
From left to right: N.N., Mina Soleimanpour-Fazeli, Saloumeh Soleimanpour and Samira Soleimanpour
E6-VII-8. Akhtar Khanoum Khosrovani, born Mahallat 28-3-1308 (1929), died Tehran 27 mordad 1371, buried Mahallat, she married Mahallat 1945 Ali Khan Amirkhani, born 1916, businessman, owner of a cinema in Tehran, died Mahallat 2002;
Children from this marriage:
1. Massoud Khan Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1325 (1946), civil servant Ministry of Agriculture in Tehran; he married Monir Jabari, born Ghazvin.
Children from this marriage:
a. Mehrshad Amirkhani.
b. Farshad Amirkhani.
c. Farzad Amirkhani.
2. Mansour Khan Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1326 (1947), civil servant customs; he married Fataneh Davoudi.
3. Mehrdad Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1327 (1948), teacher of English; she married Dr. Farzin Parvinpour, pharmacist in Tehran.
4. Mahwash Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1329 (1950), head of the Computer Department Ministry of Labour; she married Karim Kalani, civil servant.
Children from this marriage:
a. Azadeh Kalani.
b. Atena Kalani.
c. Aria Kalani.
5. Mehry Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1331 (1952), civil servant P.T.T. of Iran; she married Rahmatollah Ahmadi, born Arak, employee Bank Markazi, Department of Foreign Currencies.
Child from this marriage:
a. Shayagheh Ahmadi.
E6-VII-10. Said Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat 8-8-1309, employee Bank Meskan in Tehran, died Tehran 20-10-1376; he married Nadereh Asher Alishahi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Reza Khan Khosrovani, student in Karlsruhe, Germany.
2. Ali Khan Khosrovani, employee electricity company Tehran.
3. Amir Houshang Khan Khosrovani, student in Karlsruhe, Germany.
4. daughter.
5. daughter.
E6-VII-11. Dr. Ahmad Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat 5 August 1934, medical doctor, gynaecologist in Tehran; he married Tehran farvardin 1360 Nazli Ziad Tavana, born Esfahan 11-4-1326, former employee Iranian Television, daughter of Ali Akbar Ziad Tavana, merchant in Shiraz, and Lara Mansouri.
Children from this marriage:
1. Antieh Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 14-5-1362.
2. Golnaz Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 11 shahrivar 1368.
3. Niknaz Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 11 shahrivar 1368.
E6-VI-2. Sedigheh Khanoum Khosrovani, born ..., died ...., she married ...Hajji Ebrahim Khan Amirkhani, born ..., landowner in Mahallat, died..., son of Hajji Kazem, landowner in Mahallat.
Children from this marriage:
1. Ali Khan Amirkhani, born 1916, businessman, owner of a cinema in Tehran, died Mahallat 2002; he married Mahallat 1945 Akhtar Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani, born Mahallat 28-3-1308 (1929), died Tehran 27 mordad 1371, buried Mahallat, daughter of Haj Mirza Ahmad Khan Khosrovani 'Mohasseb-e Divan' and Ozra Khanoum Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
a. Massoud Khan Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1325 (1946), civil servant Ministry of Agriculture in Tehran; he married Monir Jabari, born Ghazvin. (Children: Mehrshad Amirkhani, Farshad Amirkhani and Farzad Amirkhani).
b. Mansour Khan Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1326 (1947), civil servant customs; he married Fataneh Davoudi.
c. Mehrdad Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1327 (1948), teacher of English; she married Dr. Farzin Parvinpour, pharmacist in Tehran.
d. Mahwash Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1329 (1950), head of the Computer Department Ministry of Labour; she married Karim Kalani, civil servant. (Children: Azadeh Kalani, Atena Kalani and Aria Kalani).
e. Mehry Khanoum Amirkhani, born Mahallat 1331 (1952), civil servant P.T.T. of Iran; she married Rahmatollah Ahmadi, born Arak, employee Bank Markazi, Department of Foreign Currencies. (Child: Shayagheh Ahmadi).
2. Touba Khanoum Amirkhani, she married Seyyed Abbas Gholi Khan Aghakhani, born Mahallat, landowner in Mahallat, died 1968.
Children from this marriage:
a. Seyyed Taghi Khan Aghakhani, born Mahallat, died aged 15.
b. Maleksadat Khanoum Aghakhani, born Mahallat ..., she married ... Ghodratollah Khan Asheghshai, born Mahallat ..., landowner, died ... 1980, son of ....
Children from this marriage:
b1. Nadereh Khanoum Asheghshai.
b2. Nahid Khanoum Asheghshai.
b3. Habib Khan Asheghshai.
b4. Hossein Ali Khan Asheghshai.
b5. Katayoun Khanoum Asheghshai.
b6. Shamsi Khanoum Asheghshai.
b7. Ali Reza Khan Asheghshai.
b8. Mohammad Reza Khan Asheghshai.
c. Fakhrosadat Khanoum Aghakhani, born Mahallat ... 1926, she married ... Sarhang Seyyed Seyfollah Sadr, born Mahallat ..., Colonel in the Iranian Army, died ... 1997 of a heart attack, son of Seyyed Assadollah Sadr (son of Seyyed Hossein Fakhr ol-Zakerin and Hajar Khanoum - the widow of Seyyed Ahmad [Keshavarz] ) and ....
Children from this marriage:
c1. Mohandes Seyyed Mohammad Sadr, born ..., electrical engineer; he married ... Shamsi Sadr, born ..., daughter of ...
c2. Mohandes Seyyed Mahmoud Sadr, born ..., civil engineer in Tehran.
c3. Mahvash Sadr, born ..., graduated in accounting, businesswoman in Washington D.C.; she married ... Sarhang Morteza Toossi, born Malayer ..., pilot and Colonel in Iranian Air Force, businessman in Washington D.C., son of ... (Child from this marriage: Sanam Toossi, born Tehran ... 1975, PhD Candidate in Public Health in Washington D.C.).
c4. Mohandes Seyyed Mehrdad Sadr, born Tehran ... 1958, civil engineer; he married ... Bita Forunzar, born ..., daughter of .... (Children from this marriage: 1. Tara Sadr, born ..., 2. Seyyed Sina Sadr, born ...).
c5. Mahnaz Sadr, born Tehran ... 1959, midwife; she married .... Mohandes Reza Aryaie, born ..., ... in ..., son of Sartip Mohammad Aryaie, general in the Iranian Army, and .... (Child from this marriage: Pouya Aryaie, born ...).
d. Shamsosadat Khanoum Aghakhani, born Mahallat 1928, she married Mahmoud Agha Mehrabi, born ...., ... in ..., son of ... s.p.
e. Mehrangizsadat Khanoum Aghakhani, born Mahallat 1935; she married Reza Khan Salehi, born ...., Major of Police, son of .....
Children from this marriage:
e1. Hossein Khan Salehi, born Mahallat ... 1933
e2. Hamid Khan Salehi, born Mahallat ...
e3. Majid Khan Salehi, born Mahallat ....
e4. Said Khan Salehi, born Mahallat ...
e5. Massoud Khan Salehi, born Mahallat ...
3. Ghamar Khanoum Amirkhani, born ..., lives in Tehran, she lives in Tehran; she married .... her cousin Amin Agha Davachi, born ..., owner of a pharmacy and landowner in Mahallat, son of ....
4. Masoumeh Khanoum Amirkhani, died quite young.
Mirza Mohammad Khan Khosrovani Mahallati
E6-VI-3. Haj Mirza Mohammad Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, rais chaparkhaneh, head of the Reza Pahlavi Foundation; he married 1st (later div.) Shokat Khanoum Khajeh Nassiri, died about 1949 in her sixties, she died 2ndly Yawar Ali Akbar Agha Nassiri, Colonel in the Iranian ARmy, son of Sartip Mohammad Hassan Khan Nassiri, general; he married 2ndly N.N. Pahlavi (Mahmoud), sister of Mahmoud Mahmoud (Pahlavi) and daughter of Mohammad Gholi (Pahlavi); he married 3rdly Nosrat Molouk Jahangiri.
Children from the first marriage:
1. Sarhang Hadi Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, see VII.
2. Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, she married her cousin Mirza Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat, he studied in France, worked at the Pasteur Institute in Tehran, died about 1970; he married his cousin Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani, daughter of Mirza Mohammad Khan Khosrovani and Shokat Khanoum Khajeh Nassiri.
Child from this marriage:
a. Jahangir Khan Khosrovani, employee National Office of Plan Organization and Budget, died Tehran 1963; he married Sorour Khanoum Ardalan (Children: a) Susan Khosrovani, lives in Chicago; she married 1st N.N.; she married 2ndly Prof. Dr Sohrab, Professor of Medical Engineering, NW University of Chicago; she married 3rdly an American -Child from the third marriage: Anahita, born about 1998-; and b) Khandan Khosrovani).
From left to right: Shokat Khanoum Khajeh Nassiri, Hadi Khan Khosrovani,Yawar Ali Akbar Agha Nassiri, Gholamgholi (Gholamshah) Nassiri (later won international title of strongest man), Molouk Khanoum Khosrovani, Mirza Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani and Jahangir Khosrovani
Child from the second marriage:
3. Reza Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born 1922, lawyer, graduated from the University of Tehran, Deputy Director of Tehran Public Transport, civil servant P&O Municipality of Tehran, later lawyer again; he married 1st Touba Khanoum; he married 2ndly N.N.
Children from the first marriage:
a. Dr. Mahdad Khosrovani Mahallati Ph.D., born ab. 1954, Doctor of Philosophy (Berkeley University), teacher at Seattle University.
b. Mehrdad Khosrovani Mahallati, born ab. 1958, civil servant municipality of Los Angeles.
Children from the third marriage:
4. Shapour Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, died Tehran around 2000; he married Talat Mojaradi, died around 2000.
Children from this marriage:
a. Shoreh Khosrovani Mahallati; she married Tavakoli, Head of the Committee of Entrance Exams for Iranian Universities. From this marriage two children.
b. Son, employee of an aviation company in Los Angeles; he married a cousin Ahmadi. From this marriage children.
5. Jamhour Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, Deputy Minister of National Economy; he married Zoleyka Khanoum, from Bakou,
6. Mohsen Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, sociologist, graduated from the University of Tehran, head of the Department of Hotels, Ministery of Tourism.
Children:
a. Son.
b. Daughter.
Hadi Khan Khosrovani Mahallati
VII. Sarhang Hadi Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born Tehran ab. 1914, pilot, Colonel in the Iranian Airforce; he married Razieh Khanoum Raskar, born Tehran 1920, died Tehran 1981, daughter of Raskar, head of accountancy at the court of Nasser ed-Din Shah and Mozaffar ed-Din Shah.
Children from this marriage:
1. Arjeng Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, see VIII.
2. Mohandes Orang Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, see VIII.
VIII. Arjeng Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born Tehran 19 esfand 1319, owner of a limousine service in western Los Angeles; he married Helene Safa.
Children from this marriage:
1. Ali Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born ab. 1976, student of dentistry New York State University.
2. Asal Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, student of Arts, UCLA.
Mohandes Orang Khan Khosrovani Mahallati and Mohandes Mohammad Reza Khan Khosrovani, Tehran summer 2002
VIII. Mohandes Orang Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born Tehran 24 March 1944, mechanical engineer, Near East Area Director of Itaval; he married 1st Indiana January 1967 Diana Welch, born Saint Louis 1946, daughter of Russel Welch; he married 2ndly Tehran 1980 Tahereh Rafii, born Esfahan 23 March 1950, historian and librarian, graduated at the University of Paris, daughter of Mohammad Rafii, merchant in Esfahan.
Child from the first marriage:
1. Michael Aaron (Kianoush) Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born Fort Wain 1968, Lieutenant United States Airforce, transportation officer; he married Dawn.
Children from this marriage:
a. Beck Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, born 1 March 1994.
b. Mira Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, born 1996.
c. Elsa Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, born 1997.
d. Cole Khan Khosrovani, born 1998.
e. ..., born 2001.
Children from the second marriage:
2. Maryam Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, born Tehran 25 December 1981, student of graphics.
3. Mani Khan Khosrovani Mahallati, born Tehran 5 khordad 1365.
4. Mina Khanoum Khosrovani Mahallati, born tehran 5 khordad 1365.
E6-VI-4. Mirza Mahmoud Khan Khosrovani, landowner in Mahallat; he married Fatemeh Khanoum, daughter of Ali Hossein, landowner in Lourestan.
Children from this marriage:
1. Nosratollah Khan Khosrovani, see VII.
2. Rahmatollah Khan Khosrovani.
3. Seyfollah Khan Khosrovani, died Tehran 1346, aged 80; he married Bibi Zari Khanoum Amiri, daughter of Haj Agha Shafi Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
a. Hossein Khan Khosrovani; he married Aghdas Amiri, daughter of Arbab Mehdi Amiri and Ozra Khanoum Amiri. (Children: Hassan Khosrovani, Mohsen (Keyhan) Khosrovani, lives in Hull, England, Nahid Khanoum Khosrovani married Eskandar Khan Amiri, and Farah Khanoum Khosrovani).
b. Akbar Agha Khosrovani.
c. Reza Khan Khosrovani.
d. Saltanat Khanoum Khosrovani, born Mahallat mordad 1929; she married Mahallat 1953 Mohammad Ali Amiri, born Mahallat mordad 1929, dental technician in Mahallat, son of Ali Akbar Amiri and Fatemeh Sharokhi. (Children: Masoumeh Amiri, born and died 1953, Mansour Amiri, born and died Mahallat 1955, Ali Reza Amiri, born Mahallat 16 dee 1961, dental technician in Mahallat, Zahra Amiri, born Mahallat 13 mehr 1343, and Mansour Amiri, born Mahallat 9 aban 1344, dental technician in Delijan, married to Neda Sharifi).
e. Farzaneh Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Ali Reza Amiri, son of Hajji Mirza Abbas Khan Amiri and Begum Jan Amiri.
4. Ezzat Khanoum Khosrovani; she married Hajji Aghai.
VII. Nosratollah Khan Khosrovani, he married Talat (Heshmat Khanoum) Amiri, daughter of Arbab Hajji Ali Asghar Amiri and Fatemeh Khanoum (Amiri).
Children from this marriage:
1. Hossein Khan Khosrovani.
2. Heshmat Khanoum Khosrovani.
3. Akram Khanoum Khosrovani.
4. Abbas Khan Khosrovani, director of a secondary school in Mahallat, he married Touran Khanoum Amiri, born Mahallat 1925, died Tehran 22-8-1374, daughter of Shoja ed-Din Khan Amiri and Marhamat Khanoum Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
a. Shahla Khanoum Khosrovani, employee Iran Air.
b. Sharareh Khanoum Khosrovani.
c. Shoreh Khanoum Khosrovani.
5. Akbar Khan Khosrovani.
VII. Seyfollah Khan Khosrovani, died Tehran 1346, aged 80; he married Bibi Zari Khanoum Amiri, daughter of Haj Agha Shafi Amiri and N.N. (daughter of Abolghassem Mahallati and a daughter of Haj Band-e Ali Khan).
Children from this marriage:
1. Hossein Khan Khosrovani, see VIII.
2. Akbar Agha Khosrovani.
3. Reza Khan Khosrovani.
4. Saltanat Khanoum Khosrovani, born Mahallat mordad 1929; she married Mahallat 1953 Mohammad Ali Amiri, born Mahallat mordad 1929, dental technician in Mahallat, son of Ali Akbar Amiri and Fatemeh Sharokhi. (Children: Masoumeh Amiri, born and died 1953, Mansour Amiri, born and died Mahallat 1955, Ali Reza Amiri, born Mahallat 16 dee 1961, dental technician in Mahallat, Zahra Amiri, born Mahallat 13 mehr 1343, and Mansour Amiri, born Mahallat 9 aban 1344, dental technician in Delijan, married to Neda Sharifi).
5. Farzaneh Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Ali Reza Amiri, son of Hajji Mirza Abbas Khan Amiri and Begum Jan Amiri.
VIII. Hossein Khan Khosrovani; he married Aghdas Khanoum Amiri, daughter of Arbab Mehdi Amiri and Ozra Khanoum Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
1. Hassan Khan Khosrovani, he married Parastou.
Children from this marriage:
a. Ali Khan Khosrovani, lives in Germany.
b. Arman Khan Khosrovani, lives in Germany.
2. Mohsen (Keyhan) Khan Khosrovani, restaurant-owner in Hull, England.
3. Nahid Khanoum Khosrovani, born Mahallat 7-9-1320, she married Mahallat 7-9-1337 Eskandar Khan Amiri, born Mahallat 13 farvardin 1310, employee Agricultural Bank, later stone merchant in Mahallat, son of Shoja ed-Din Khan Amiri and Marhamat Khanoum Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
a. Hamid Reza Khan Amiri, born Mahallat 28 esfand 1341, Deputy Manager Bank in Mahallat; he married Mahallat Maryam Shahbazi, daughter of Gholamreza Shahbazi and zahra Hedayati. (Children: Ali Reza Khan Amiri, born Mahallat 10 mordad 1372, and Helia Khanoum Amiri, born Mahallat 1-1-1379).
b. Ahmad Khan Amiri, born Mahallat 31 farvardin 1343, died Mahallat 3 mordad 1344.
c. Dr. Kambiz Khan Amiri, born Mahallat 18 dee 1344, dental surgeon in Esfahan; he married Esfahan 14-2-1379 Maryam Sahari, born 1355, micro-biologist, daughter of Mohandes Hassan Sahari, petro-chemical engineer, and Nasrin Poulak, midwife.
d. Mohandes Soudabeh Khanoum Amiri, born Mahallat 30 mehr 1346, biotechnical engineer; she married 1991 Ahmad Amirkhani, accountant in hospital and student of management, son of Abolfazl Amirkhani and Ezzat Rezai, (Child: Soheil Amirkhani, born 10 sharivar 1374).
e. Ali Khan Amiri, born Tehran 7 mordad 1350.
4. Farah Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Amir.
Child from this marriage:
a. Armin.
E6-VI-6. Sahab Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Kerbalai Agha Jafar Elahi, landowner in Mahallat, son of Haj Arbab Mohammad Reza Amiri, landowner in Mahallat.
Children from this marriage:
1. Agha Rahim Khan Elahi, employee of a bank in Mahallat; he married Shayesteh.
2. Habibollah Khan Elahi, see VII.
3. Haj Fazlollah Khan Elahi, see VII.
4. Agha Shafiollah Khan Elahi.
5. Haj Mirza Ali Akbar Khan Elahi, see VII.
6. Akhtar Khanoum Elahi, she married Mirza Abbas Rezai. s.p.
7. Khanoum Bala Elahi, see VII.
8. Aghdas Khanoum Elahi, see VII.
VII. Agha Rahim Khan Elahi, bank employee in Mahallat and Tehran; he married Shayesteh Sharif.
Children from this marriage:
1. Dr. Afsar Khanoum Elahi, born Mahallat 30 July 1945, Doctor Darousaz, pharmacist for Eckerd Drugs in the U.S.A.; she married Dr. Ahmad Hindi, born Mahallat 9 May 1936, Doctor Darousaz, pharmacist in the U.S.A., son of Haj Mohammad Hassan Hindi, farmer in Mahallat, and Aghdas Khanoum Elahi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Elham Hindi Pharm.D., born Tehran 8 May 1968, hospital pharmacist; she married Dr. Ali Mazinani Pharm.D., born Tehran 15 February 1964, pharmacist.
Children from this marriage:
a1. Nadia Mazinani, born Florida 24 April 1998.
a2. Natasha Mazinani, born Florida 11 April 2001.
b. Ali Hindi, born Tehran 4 November 1976, student of medicine at Pittsburg University.
c. Payam Hindi, born Tehran 4 February 1983, student of management at the University of Miami.
2. Kayvan Khan Elahi, born Tehran 27 February 1965, Polymer Chemist at Rehau Inc.; he married Leesburg, U.S.A., 1 September 2000 Amy Lyon, born Florence, Mississippi, 21 July 1968, Chemical Engineer, Environmental Health and Safety Engineer at Washington Gas.
Child from this marriage:
a. Kayla Rose Khanoum Elahi, born Leesburg, U.S.A., 2 February 2002.
VII. Habibollah Khan Elahi, employee of tax office, he married Bibi Robabeh Ansari.
Children from this marriage:
1. Mehdi Elahi; he married Fatemeh Yousefbegi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Hengameh Elahi; she married Anthony Smith. (Children: Anthony Darioush Smith, Mehrein Smith, Maryam Smith and Christian Smith).
b. Shahed Elahi.
2. Mehry (Azam) Elahi; she married Ruhollah Ahmadi, son of Monir Ahmadi and Khanoum Bala Elahi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Sheikoufeh Ahmadi; she married Massoud Mir Mohammadi.
b. Mohandes Parisa Ahmadi, computer engineer.
c. Sepideh Ahmadi.
3. Akram Elahi; she married Abolghassem Eshghi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Roya Eshghi, she married Hassan Ahmadi. (Children: Shayan Ahmadi and Shahrzad Ahmadi).
b. Mitra Eshghi, she married Ahmad Mesa. (Children: Bahar Mesa and Negar Mesa).
4. Malekbanou Elahi, she married Ahmad Sarafi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Afshin Sarafi.
b. Ahwah Sarafi; she married Hossein Farzin. (Child: Tara Farzin).
c. Akram Zaman Sarafi, in Sweden; she married a Swedish man.
5. Nosratollah (Hadi) Elahi; he married Soudabeh Khoshmanesh.
Children from this marriage:
a. Hamid Elahi, student.
b. Neda Elahi, student.
c. Narma Elahi, student.
VII. Haj Fazlollah Khan Elahi, died Mahallat 2001; he married Esmat Amiri, daughter of Abolfazl Khan Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
1. Amir Elahi, army officer; he married Mehrokh.
Children from this marriage:
a. Mehdi Elahi.
b. Maryam Elahi.
2. Shamsi Elahi, she married Abolghassem Ansari.
Children from this marriage:
a. Ghassem Ansari, dentist.
b. Reza Ansari, laboratorian.
c. Rahmin Ansari, student of architecture.
VII. Haj Mirza Ali Akbar Khan Elahi, died about 1980; he married Fakhri Shahidi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Ali Asghar Elahi.
2. Hamid Elahi, lives in Mahallat.
Children:
a. son.
b. son.
3. Mahine Elahi; she married Mohammad Reza Rezai.
Children from this marriage:
a. Leila Rezai, she married Bakhshi, army officer. (Children: Sheila Bakhshi and Bahram Bakhshi).
b. ...
4. Parvin Elahi; she married Haj Hassan Arab.
Children from this marriage:
a. Monir Arab.
b. Eghlim Arab.
c. Ali Arab.
5. Ensi Elahi; she married Gholamreza Mehdizadeh.
Child from this marriage:
a. Nasser Mehdizadeh.
6. Khanoum Agha Elahi; she married Bahman Amin.
Children from this marriage:
a. Behrouz Amin.
b. Behrzad Amin.
c. Dr. Amin, medical doctor.
VII. Khanoum Bala Elahi; she married Monir Ahmadi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Ruhollah Ahmadi, he married Mehry (Azam) Elahi, daughter of Habibollah Khan Elahi and Bibi Robareh Ansari..
Children from this marriage:
a. Sheikoufeh Ahmadi; she married Massoud Mir Mohammadi.
b. Mohandes Parisa Ahmadi, computer engineer.
c. Sepideh Ahmadi.
2. Homayoun Ahmadi.
3. Ahmad Ahmadi.
VII. Aghdas Khanoum Elahi; she married Haj Hassan Hindi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Dr. Ahmad Hindi, born Mahallat 9 May 1936, Doctor Darousaz, pharmacist in the U.S.A.; he married Dr. Afsar Elahi, born Mahallat 30 July 1945, Doctor Darousaz, pharmacist for Eckerd Drugs in the U.S.A., daughter of Agha Rahim Khan Elahi and Shayesteh Sharif.
Children from this marriage:
a. Elham Hindi Pharm.D., born Tehran 8 May 1968, hospital pharmacist; she married Dr. Ali Mazinani Pharm.D., born Tehran 15 February 1964, pharmacist.
Children from this marriage:
a1. Nadia Mazinani, born Florida 24 April 1998.
a2. Natasha Mazinani, born Florida 11 April 2001.
b. Ali Hindi, born Tehran 4 November 1976, student of medicine at Pittsburg University.
c. Payam Hindi, born Tehran 4 February 1983, student of management at the University of Miami.
2. Dr. Mahmoud Hindi, medical doctor, specialist for internal diseases (internist) in Tehran.
3. Mohammad Hindi, company manager.
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8.
9.
10.
E6-VI-7. Gohar Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Amiri.
Children from this marriage:
1. Mirza Abbas Khan Amiri, later Khosrovani, he married Heshmat Nassiri, daughter of Mirza Mousa Khan Nassiri and Nosrat Khajeh Nassiri.
Children from this marriage:
a. Dr. Abolfazl Khan Khosrovani, psychiater in Tehran; he married Faezeh Jahangiri. (Children: Sahar Khosrovani and Flora Khosrovani).
b. Pouran Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Jamal Tabib. (Children: Azita Tabib and Adisa Tabib).
c. Zari Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Mahmoud Gorji. (Children: Ziba Gorji and Roya Gorji).
2. Mohammad Hassan Khan Amiri, later Khosrovani.
Child:
a. Dr. Khosrovani, lives in Mahallat.
3. Kokab Khanoum Amiri, later Khosrovani, she married Rezai.
Child from this marriage:
a. Gholam Reza Rezai, lives in Switzerland.
E6-VI-8. Moloud Khanoum Khosrovani, she married Agha Seyyed Mohammad Ali Kouta (Salehi).
Children from this marriage:
1. Sartip Mohammad Aryaie, born ...., General in the Iranian Army; he married ....
Child from this marriage:
a. Mohandes Reza Aryaie, born ..., ... in ..., son of Sartip ... Aryaie, general in the Iranian Army; he married Mahnaz Sadr, born Tehran ... 1959, midwife, daughter of Sarhang Seyyed Seyfollah Sadr, Colonel in Iranian Air Force, and Fakhrosadat Khanoum Aghakhani (granddaughter of Sedigheh Khanoum Khosrovani) (Child from this marriage: Pouya Aryaie, born ...).
2. Ali Aryaie.
3. Javad Aryaie.
4. Tahereh Aryaie.
E6-VI-9. Nabad Khanoum Khosrovani, she married her cousin Haj Sheikh Gholam Ali Khan Amiri, son of Haj Abdoulmanaf Khan 'Amin ol-Roaya' 'Hajji Amin'.
Children from this marriage:
1. Amin Agha Amiri.
2. Azim Agha Amiri.
E6-VI-10. Shahab ed-Din Khan Khosrovani (-Mahallati), born Mahallat 1280 shamsi (1901/1902), businessman, owner of several factories, Member of Parliament of Iran as deputy for Mahallat, died Tehran ... 1994; he married 1st ... N.N. Khanoum Afkhami; he married 2ndly ... Jalal Khanoum Asgharzadeh, born ..., died Geneva ... October 2002, daughter of ....
Child from the first marriage:
1. Guity Khosrovani, juweler; she married Khodadad Rafi, son of Haj Reza Rafi.
Children from this marriage:
a. Sara Rafi, she lives in Tehran; she married Razmjou, from Kermanshah.
b. Safieh Rafi, she lives in Paris; she married Razmjou, from Kermanshah.
c. Shirin Rafi, employee French television, lives in Paris.
Child from the second marriage:
1. Hashem Khosrovani, born ..., businessman and art collector; he married ... (div. ...) Jaleh Tabatabai Diba, born ... 1947, daughter of ... and ... Afkhami.
Children from this marriage:
a. Layla Khosrovani, born Geneva (Switzerland) ... 1975, employee Christie's in New York.
b. Maryam Khosrovani, born Geneva ... 1977, lives in Geneva.
E6-VI-11. Shoja Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat 1901/1902, lawyer in Tehran, graduated from the University of Tehran, died Tehran dee 1960; he married ... Afsar ol-Molouk Fazeli, born Naghak 1907, died Tehran ordibehesht 1368, daughter of ....
Children from this marriage:
1. Paridokht Khanoum Khosrovani, see VII.
2. Parvaneh Khanoum Khosrovani, born ... 1934/1935, she married ... Dr. Reza Majd, born Mahallat ... 1930, lawyer, Judge of the Small Cause of the Central Province, Chief of the International and Publication Office of the Ministry of Justice, Inspector of Central Investigation Department, Member of Parliament of Iran, son of Mirza Mahmoud Majd and Olia Khanoum.
Children from this marriage:
a. Maryam Majd, born ...
b. Mojgan Majd, born ..., she married ... Hafez Torab, born ..., ... in ..., son of ... and ... (Children: Yazdan Torab, born ..., and Yasaman Torab, born ...).
c. Marjan Majd, born ..., lives in San Diego.
d. Sanaz Majd, born ...., student of medicine.
From left to right: Dr Reza Majd, N.N., Shahab ed-Din Khan Khosrovani, Ali Reza Khan Khosrovani, Parvaneh Khosrovani, Timsar Morteza Khan Khosrovani, N.N. and Shoja Khan Khosrovani
VII. Paridokht Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 16 ordibehesht 1304; she married Tehran 19 mordad 1322 Ataollah Khan Aghakhani, born Mahallat tir 1340 qamari, burgomaster of Mahallat and Rezayeh, Governor of Gilan and Karaj, son of Abolghassem Khan Aghakhani, landowner in Mahallat, and Esmat Khanoum Ahmadi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Pirayeh Aghakhani M.A., born Mahallat 19 October 1950, License in Economics, employee Taj Club Tehran; she married ... Mohandes Dr. Nosratollah Hashemi Ph.D., born Tehran 19 October 1939, egnineer of Electrical Power, manager electricity company in the U.S.A., son of Abolfazl Hashemi and ....
Children from this marriage:
a. Dr. Shahriyar Hashemi, born Tehran 16 farvardin 1354, medical doctor.
b. Shadi Hashemi, born Tehran 15 tir 1350.
From left to right: Paridokht Khanoum Khosrovani, Attaollah Khan Aghakhani, Amir Ali Aghakhani (1995), Sanaz Majd and Shadi Hashemi
2. Mohandes Ali Aghakhani, born ..., engineer of Industrial Management; he married ... Saghi Mojtabai, born Tehran 21 November 1963, daughter of Dr. Atarod Mojtabai and Azar Khanoum.
Children from this marriage:
a. Amir Ali Aghakhani, born Maryland 5 November 1995.
b. Aliyar Aghakhani, born Maryland 9 December 2001.
E6-VI-12. Forough Khanoum Khosrovani, died at the time of giving birth to her son; she married Sarhang Fasihi, Colonel in the Iranian Army.
Child from this marriage:
1. Mohandes Reza Fasihi, engineer, lived in the U.S.A. for a long time, nowadays in Arak, Iran.
Child:
a. Fasihi, dentist.
b. Fasihi, died.
E6-VI-13. Sepahbod (Timsar) Morteza Khan Khosrovani, born Mahallat 3 August 1905, he had higher milit. educ. in France, Italy and England, General-Major, Commander Air Force Technical Brigade, Commander Air Force Training Brigade, Deputy Commander Imperial Iranian Air Force, Deputy Chief J4 Joint Staff, Chief of J5 Joint Staff, Chief of Army Justice; he married Badri Siassi, born Tehran 3 March 1917, daughter of Assadollah Siassi, civil servant, and Maryam Mostofi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Keyvan Khan Khosrovani, born Tehran 7 mordad 1317, architect and fashion designer.
2. Keyhan Khan Khosrovani, born Tehran 10 azar 1321, nakhoda Imperial Iranian Navy; he married Tehran ... 1971 Ziba Khazimeh Alam, born 15-7-1330, daughter of ....
Children from this marriage:
a. Nader Khan Khosrovani, born Tehran 30 bahman 1355.
b. Maryam Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 2 August 1978.
From left to right: Dr Sara Khosrovani (1978), Dr Khosrow Khan Khosrovani (1914) and Dr Sahar Barjesteh van Waalwijk van Doorn-Khosrovani (1972), Tehran summer 2002
E6-VI-14. Dr. Khosrow Khan Khosrovani Ph.D., born Tehran 9 July 1914, mining engineer, Ph.D. in Geology from Iran and from University of Birmingham, joined service in Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Undersecretary Ministry of National Economy, Consul-General of Iran in Hamburg, Germany, member of Iran's Delegation to United Nations General Assembly 1953, Managing Director Foreign Transaction Co. 1959, Undersecretary Ministery of Foreign Affairs for Economic Matters 1960, member of the High Political Council 1961, Ambassador to Turkey 1963-1965, Ambassador to the U.S.A. 1965-1967, president of the Council of Political Planning and Programming 1970, Ambassador to Egypt 1971-1977; he married Tehran ... 1946 Farah Karimi Zand, born ..., daughter of Fazlollah Karimi Zand 'Mohtashem ol-Molk' and Princess Mofareh od-Doleh Keykavousi (daughter of Prince Mohammad Reza Mirza Keykavousi Ejlal od-Doleh and Aziz os-Saltaneh; Prince Mohammad Reza Ejlal od-Doleh was a son of Prince Esmail Mirza, son of Prince Keykavous Mirza -the 28th son of Fath Ali Shah- and Galin Khanoum, the daughter of Fazl Ali Beg Javanshir, the Khan of the Shahsavan Tribe).
Children from this marriage:
1. Bahman (Bob) Khan Khosrovani, born New York 14 August 1950, studied economics at Oxford, banker, managing director Credit Suisse Europe, later independent investment banker and businessman, lives in San Francisco; he married ... (later divirced) Hayedeh Sepahpour, born ..., daughter of ...
Children from this marriage:
a. Cyrus Khan Khosrovani, born New York ... 1995.
b. Darius Khan Khosrovani, born London ... 2000.
2. Ladan Khanoum Khosrovani, born Tehran 12 June 1957, studied Modern Languages at Oxford, manager Bates International, New York.
E6-VI-15. Ataollah Khan Khosrovani M.A., born ... 1919, M.A. in Sociology, Paris University, entered service Ministry of Labour in 1946, Iranian Delegate to the International Labour Conference, Director-General of the Social Insurance Organization (1954), Permanent Deputy Minister of Labour (1958), Minister of Labour 1961-1969, Chief of the Inspection Board of the National Iranian Oil Company (1970); he married ....
Child: from this marriage
1. Kamran Khan Khosrovani, born ..., employee Yves Rocher Paris.
E6-VI-16. Sepahbod (Sarlashgar) Parviz Khan Khosrovani, born ... 1922, graduated from Officers' College and the Military Academy in Tehran and the London College of Police Training, joined army service in 1942 as 2nd Lieutenant, rose to rank of General in 1966 and was appointed as Deputy Chief of the Central Gendarmerie, he became Deputy Prime Minister and founder of the Cyclists Club, later known as Taj Club, Chief of Physical Training and ADC to the shah; he married Tehran ... azar 1321 (div. 1973) Maliheh Nahimi, born Tehran 21 May 1921, daughter of Abdolhossein Nahimi, landowner, teacher and poet in Tehran, and Afaghieh Khamsi.
Children from this marriage:
1. Shahrzad Khanoum Khosrovani, born ...., ... in ....; she married ... (div.) Prince ... Dolatshahi, born ..., son of .... and ....
2. Yasaman Khanoum Khosrovani, born ..., she married ... ... Razmara, born ..., ... in ..., son of ... and ...
Children from this marriage:
a. Nasi Razmara, born ...
b. Sahar Razmara, born ...