Talk:Mahmud Mirza Qajar

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GOCE Edit Request[edit]

Hello! In response to a request from @LouisAragon, I've completed my first pass on this article. This text seemed to use the Oxford comma, so I went with that.

Some things that may need to be resolved:

Some topics might be expanded? For example, some prominent people Zia ol-Saltaneh and Mohammad Taqi Sepehr may provide further context on the main subject of this article.
Not sure how best to treat Mohammad Taqi Sepehr's name in the article. Just "Sepehr" maybe?
In the paragraph starting Mahmud Mirza's chief wife..., we have a list of 3 wives, but perhaps I'm misreading this list, and it's really 4 wives.

Feedback is very much welcome. Thanks! — LumonRedacts 14:21, 6 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]