Person · r. 1724 – 1733
Alif Khan
Ibráhím Khán's younger son, he succeeded to the jaghire in 1724 after his elder brother Rahmatulláh left for Aurangabad, and died of illness after a nine-year reign.
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Ibráhím Khán left two sons, Rahmatulláh and Alif Khán. Rahmatulláh proceeded to Aurangabad, and the younger son, Alif Khán, succeeded to the jaghire in 1137 Hijiri (A.D. 1724), and wrote to Asaf-Ja, promising his allegiance and praying for a recognition of his title to the State. His request was granted and a killah was conferred upon him at Ádóni, where he had been asked to attend. Alif Khán being young, was allowed to return to Kurnool. He ruled nine years and
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died of illness in Hijiri 1146 (A.D. 1733). He left two sons, Himáyat Khán and Rahmat Khán. Himáyat Khán succeeded to the jaghire.