Person · Ahmad Khan Ghalib Jang
Ahmad Khan Ghalib Jang
Installed as reigning Nawab by the Bibi Sahiba with a khilat in 1750 after Imam Khan's ineffective rule, and ruled until his death from a long illness on 12 July 1771.
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- p.60 · read as page image
Here the Bíbí Sáhiba invested Ahmad Khán with a khilat as reigning Nawáb, and the Patháns presented their offerings.
- p.153 · read as page image
Nawáb Ahmad Khán breathed his last on the 28th Rabi I, 1185 H. (12th July, 1771), the day on which 'Ali Guhar Sháh 'Alam reached Khudáganj, on his way from Allahábád to Delhi.
- p.166 · read as page image
Ahmad Khán Ghálib Jang, son of No. 1. ... Sha'bán, 1163. June, July, 1750. ... 28th Rabi I, 1185. 12th July, 1771.