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'''Leila Azayerova''' (born in 1662 somewhere in [[Eura]], died in [[Vadimbaatar]], [[Lontinien]], in 1760) was a [[Zeed]]ic accountant and politician. She was the President of the [[Republic of Vey]] (1695–1698) and the First Secretary of the Committee of Finance in Zeed (i.e. finance minister, until 1698). She was also married to the former First Secretary of Zeed, [[Rashid Hasanzadeh]], with whom she had three sons, Reza (1685), Payam (1688), and [[Ahmad Hasanzadeh|Ahmad]] (1692). | |||
[[Category: | She took her surname ''Azayerova'' after the [[AZAYEROV]] organization had set up the [[Republic of Vey]] in partly her honour. Before that, she had no surname. | ||
In 1698, she and her children joined her husband in relocating to [[Vadimbaatar]] ([[Lontinien]], [[Hurmu]]). She divorced him in 1720 due to his treachery during the [[1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict|Hurmu civil conflict]]. She lived out her life in quiet retirement in the Zeedic community of Vadimbaatar. | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Hasanzadeh family]] | |||
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[[Category:People of Zeed]] | [[Category:People of Zeed]] | ||
[[Category:Zeed]] | [[Category:Zeed]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Lontinien]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:59, 12 September 2026
Leila Azayerova (born in 1662 somewhere in Eura, died in Vadimbaatar, Lontinien, in 1760) was a Zeedic accountant and politician. She was the President of the Republic of Vey (1695–1698) and the First Secretary of the Committee of Finance in Zeed (i.e. finance minister, until 1698). She was also married to the former First Secretary of Zeed, Rashid Hasanzadeh, with whom she had three sons, Reza (1685), Payam (1688), and Ahmad (1692).
She took her surname Azayerova after the AZAYEROV organization had set up the Republic of Vey in partly her honour. Before that, she had no surname.
In 1698, she and her children joined her husband in relocating to Vadimbaatar (Lontinien, Hurmu). She divorced him in 1720 due to his treachery during the Hurmu civil conflict. She lived out her life in quiet retirement in the Zeedic community of Vadimbaatar.
