Masoud Mirza

Masoud Mirza, also known as Zol al-Sultan, was a notable Persian prince and the son of Naser al-Din Shah. He served as the governor of Isfahan and was known for his controversial approach to historical architecture, often leading to the destruction of heritage sites. Despite this, he commissioned the construction of the Masoudieh Palace in Tehran, which became a cultural landmark, showcasing a blend of Persian and European architectural styles.