Person · recognised 1868; Nabob title conferred 1876
Fateh Ali Khan
Nephew and intended nominee of Gulám Muhammad Ali, his title was recognised by the Government over the rival claim of the widowed Imdád Bégum, and the Nabob title was formally conferred on him in 1876 during the Prince of Wales's visit to India.
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when succession to the jaghire was contested by his widow, Imdád Bégum (the daughter of the former Nabob) and his nephew, Fatte Ali Khán, whom the deceased Nabob intended to nominate. The nephew's title was at last recognized by the Government. In 1876 during the visit of the Prince of Wales to India the title of Nabob was formally conferred on the jaghiredar, and he has since been made C.S.I.