Person · r. c. 1715–6 – killed in battle
Abdulah Khan
An enterprising Brahui chief who harassed and desolated Kach Gandava, he was slain with three hundred of his followers in battle against a Sindian army at Jandrir, leaving sons Mohabat Khan and Nasir Khan.
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his two brothers, Eltárz Khán and Nasír Khán, afterwards so famed