Person · r. 1834 – 1862
Abdul Dullel Khan
Brother of the childless Manawar Khan, he was raised to the chiefship of Savanur in 1834 once Manawar's widow bore a daughter rather than a son, received full criminal and civil jurisdiction from the British in 1857 and 1860, and ruled until his death in August 1862.
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- vol. XXII, p. 803 · read as page image
As his widow was pregnant, the question of succession was kept over until the birth of a daughter, when the late chief's brother Abdul Dullel Khan, a man of high education and remarkably elegant manners, was raised to the chiefship.