Originating from Amir Soleiman Khan Qovanlou, the family ascended to high ranks within the Qajar dynasty (1785–1925), with members often occupying influential roles in the royal court and government.

Members like Prince Mehdi Qoli Khan Amirsoleimani, known as Majd ed-Dowleh, served as key political figures and advisors, helping to shape Persian policy and culture during a transformative period in Iranian history.

Reza Shah's marriage to Turan Amirsoleimani, granddaughter of Majd ed-Dowleh, solidified the family's prominence under the Pahlavi dynasty as well, further linking them to the Iranian royal lineage.

[5] Following the 1979 Iranian revolution, many members of the Amirsoleimani family, like other Qajar descendants, joined the diaspora and maintained ties to their heritage.

Today, they are part of a broader Iranian aristocracy scattered around the world, preserving the legacy of their family's role in Iran's royal and political history.