In the heart of capital lies a legacy shaped not only by monarchs and revolutionaries but by a powerful aristocratic family whose influence helped define the city’s modern identity: the Mostofians. As Tehran transformed from a modest Qajar-era capital into a sprawling metropolis, the Mostofian family played a crucial role in its urban development, culture, and political landscape. The Mostofians trace their lineage back to the Qajar era, where they initially rose to prominence through administrative roles in the royal court.
