Mirza Malkam Khan — English Wikipedia

English Wikipedia article on Mirza Malkam Khan; used for entity facts only. It gives his birth in 1834 at New Julfa to an Armenian Christian family, calls him 'the first Christian to adopt the title of Mirza in Persian', and recounts his Paris education, his teaching at the Dar ul-Funun, his Freemason-like societies from 1859 and exile, his marriage in an Armenian church at Constantinople, his London and Italy embassies, his newspaper Qanun, and his death at Rome in 1908.

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