Haji Muhammad Hussain Khan Nezam al-Daula

The most active period of new construction in Isfahan took place during Fath Ali Shah's reign in the early nineteenth century. The Guarded Domain's political consolidation inaugurated a period of renewed self-confidence. For Isfahan this meant restoring its former magnificence as well as making a contemporary imprint on the city's appearance. Hajji Muhammad Hussain Khan [Sadr] has been credited with the initial revitalization of Isfahan at the beginning of the century.[1]

References

  1. ↑ "Face of the Seven Spheres: The Urban Morphology and Architecture of Nineteenth-Century Isfahan (Part Two)". 34: 117–139. JSTOR 4311425. Retrieved 8 August 2013.


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