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‖ wazir1|wəˈzɪə(r)|
Also 9 wezeer, wuzeer.
[Arab. wazīr, whence the Turkish vezīr: see vizier.]
= vizier 1.
1715J. Stevens Hist. Persia 191 Kobad..accordingly gave Orders to his Wazirs or Viziers. 1807E. S. Waring Tour Sheeraz 27 We..reached a Surae, built by a son of the late Wuzeer. 1839Lane Arab. Nts. I. 2 King Shahriyár..ordered his Wezeer to repair to him. 1902E. G. Browne Lit. Hist. Persia vii. 256 The office of Wazír, for all the power and dignity which it carried with it, was a perilous one.
So wazirate |wəˈzɪərət| = vizierate 1, 2; waˈzirship = viziership 1.
1715J. Stevens Hist. Persia 163 Dividing them [sc. his dominions] all into four wazir, or Vizierships, that is, Governments. 1886Burton Arab. Nts. (abr. ed.) I. 173 After which time they entered upon the Wazirate, and the power passed into their hands as it had been in the hands of their father [the Wazir]. 1902E. G. Browne Lit. Hist. Persia vii. 256 When the ῾Abbásids came to the throne, the laws of the Wazírate were fixed. 1919Sir S. Low in Edin. Rev. Apr. 399 The country was annexed to the Wázirate. |