page_title: Eskandar Mirza (Qajar)
section_title: Offspring
hierarchical_section_title: Eskandar Mirza (Qajar) / Offspring
caption_attribution_description: English: Mohammad Taher Mirza Eskandari a famous translator of Alexander Dumas the father into Persian, such as the Count of Monte Cristo, the Three Musqueteers, and Queen Margot. He was cousin and French tutor of Nasser-al-din Shah and Mozafar-al-din Shah. He was born 1245 (1929) in Tabriz and died 1317 (1899) in Tehran. He is the eldest son of Eskandar Mirza who is the 6th son of the crown prince Abbas Mirza (the son of Fatali Shah)
context_page_description: Prince Eskandar Mirza Prince of Persia's Qajar Dynasty, was the son of Abbas Mirza and grandson of Fat'h Ali Shah Qajar. He was governor of Khoy and Salmas 1832-1834 and governor of Qazvin 1848-1852. He died at the age of 46, 1856 in Tabriz. He is the ancestor of Eskandari-Qajar family.
context_section_description: Prince Mohammad Taher Mirza
  Prince Kamran Mirza
  Prince Yagob Mirza
caption: Mohammad Taher Mirza Eskandari, the famous translator of Alexandre Dumas into Persian, such as The Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers, and Queen Margot
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