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Anwar ud-Din Khan (1674?–1749)  

David Washbrook

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Asaf Jah VII [Osman Ali Khan] (1886–1967), nizam of Hyderabad  

Barbara N. Ramusack

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Asaf Jah VII [Osman Ali Khan] (1886–1967), nizam of Hyderabad, was born on 6 April 1886 at Hyderabad city, India, as Osman Ali Khan. He was the eldest son of Mir Mahbub Ali Khan (1866–1911), then the nizam (ruler) of Hyderabad as Asaf Jah VI...

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Khan, Sir (Muhammad) Hamidullah (1894–1960), nawab of Bhopal  

Barbara N. Ramusack

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Khan, Sir (Muhammad) Hamidullah (1894–1960), nawab of Bhopal, was born on 9 September 1894 in the Sadar Manzir palace, Bhopal, the third son of Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum (1858–1930), the third successive woman to rule the princely state of Bhopal, and ...

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Muhammad Ali Khan Walahjah (c. 1717–1795), nawab of Arcot  

David Washbrook

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Muhammad Ali Khan Walahjah (c. 1717–1795), nawab of Arcot, was born the third of five sons of Anwar ud-Din Khan Anwar ud-Din Khan (1674?–1749), whom Asaf Jah, the Mughal subahdar of the Deccan and first nizam of Hyderabad, appointed nawab (deputy) of his subordinate ...

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Muhammad Ali Khan Walahjah (c. 1717–1795) by George Willison, c. 1774 The British Library