File:Masoud-Mirza-Zell-e-Soltan.jpg
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English: This photo was probably taken by Masoud Mirza Zell-e-Soltan (1850-1918), governor of Isfahan (1872-1907), and the eldest son of Nasser al-Din Shah. Zell-e-Soltan’s son Bahram Mirza sits in the middle on a chair accompanied by two members of his court (Reza Qoli Khan, private secretary in the right and Aqabaji eunuch chief in the left) sitting on the right and eight African eunuchs. The design of the jacket and hat of the Africans slaves could be considered a type of ethnic segregation. Photograph: Farhad and Firouzeh Diba Collection of Qajar Photographs
فارسی: این عکس احتمالاً توسط مسعود میرزا ظلالسلطان (۱۹۱۸-۱۸۵۰)، حاکم اصفهان (۱۹۰۷-۱۸۷۲) و بزرگترین فرزند ناصرالدین شاه گرفته شده است. فرزند ظلالسلطان، بهرام میرزا در وسط عکس روی صندلی نشسته است و دو تن از درباریان کنار او نشستهاند (رضا قلیخان، منشی دربار سمت راست و آقاباجی، رئیس خواجگان در سمت چپ) به همراه هشت بردهٔ خواجهٔ آفریقایی. طرح مخصوص لباسها و کلاههای بردگان آفریقایی نوعی از تبعیض قومی محسوب میشود.
عکس: مجموعهٔ عکسهای قاجار فرهاد و فیروزه دیبا. |
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1880s date QS:P,+1880-00-00T00:00:00Z/8 |
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Source | https://www.theguardian.com/world/iran-blog/2016/jan/14/african-slavery-in-qajar-iran-in-photos | |||
Author | African slaves in Iran during the Qajar era were often eunuchs. Their dress suggests that they belonged to the king or high-ranking members of his court. | |||
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