Person · r. 1792 – 1815
Aluf Khan
Third son of Munauwar Khán, nominated future nabob over an incompetent second brother and an absent eldest brother, he ruled until his death in 1815.
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In 1792 Munauwar Khán died. His eldest son resided at Hyderabad, where his father had procured for him from the Nizam a small jaghire. ... His second son, Hasan Ali Khán, he set aside as incompetent to rule and nominated his third son Aluf Khán, who had just returned from Seringapatam, as the future nabob. This nomination was carried out, and messengers were despatched to Hyderabad to procure confirmation of his title.
- p. 39 · read as page image
Aluf Khán died in 1815.