Person · r. 1811 – 1840
Bahadur Khan II
Son of Hamid Khan I, he succeeded at eighteen years of age, married a daughter of the Rao of Cutch in 1820, and died in 1840.
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- vol. VIII, p. 481 · read as page image
Between 1802 and 1811 when Hámid Khán died, the chief event was the permanent settlement by Colonel Walker of the tribute of the Káthiáwár chiefs. Hámid Khán was succeeded by his son Bahádur Khán who was then eighteen years of age.