Amir Sayf al-Din Taz
Mamluk emir / senior court officer / palace commissioner
Period: fourteenth century
Who they were
Taz al-Nasiri rose through the Mamluk military hierarchy to become a senior court officer, known as Amir Majlis. Cairo Governorate identifies him as the patron of the palace on Seyoufia Street and connects its construction with his marriage into the sultan’s family. His residence belongs to the world of powerful Mamluk emirs: a court officer’s household should not be confused with the sovereign’s own palace.
Cairo Governorate — Amir Taz Palace
Connection to the palace
Patron of the residence on Seyoufia Street: Prince Taz Palace.
See the palace page for visitor access, official websites and attendance data.
Short biography checked on 9 October 2026. Dates above distinguish lifespan, office and construction; this is not a complete biography.