Left to right: Qamar Taj (Khvajah-nuri) Qavami and her husband, Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami.
This china jar was used for making pickles and belonged to Shams Aʻzam Qavami, wife of Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami was husband of Qamar Taj Qavami and grandfather of Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
This rose medallion bowl belonged to Shams Aʻzam Qavami, wife of Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
This rose medallion plate belonged to Shams Aʻzam Qavami, wife of Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Two rose medallion spoons belonged to Shams Aʻzam Qavami, wife of Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami, and were handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Decree issued by Ahmad Shah granting the title of Shams Aʻzam to Qamar Taj Khanum, wife of Arfaʻ al-Mulk.
In this settlement, Qamar Taj Shams Aʻzam, daughter of Amir Husayn Khan Nasir Nizam and wife of Aqa Mirza Ahmad Khan Muʼayyad al-Mulk, transfers her assets to Husayn Quli Khan Arfaʻ al-Mulk, the minor son of her husband. According to this settlement, Shams Aʻzam has the right to abrogate this settlement within 50 years. She abrogated the settlement on May 28, 1928.
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