When she died, her son married her trusted slave servant Khazen al-Dawlah, who succeeded Asiye Khanum as harem administrator and treasurer.
[3] Asiye, along with Mirza Mohammad Zaki, the Chief Financial Officer, was tasked by the Shah to unite other Qajar tribal leaders in Astarabad by offering them gifts.
Throughout her life, Asiye Khanom mediated between her sons, but after her death, Fath-Ali Shah blinded his brother.
[5] Asiye Khanom was titled Um al-Khaqan (Persian: ام الخاقان) and Mahd-i Ulya.
After Jeeran Khanum, she was the second person in the Qajar dynasty to hold the title of Mahd-e Olya.