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Diwan Firoz Khan (II)
Chief of Palanpur murdered by his own officers or by 'a body of factious nobles' — the Bombay Gazetteer dates this 1813, the Imperial Gazetteer 1809 (and Aitchison's Treaties vol. 6, OCR only and not yet page-confirmed, 1812) — after which his son Fateh Khan appealed to the British and Gaikwar for help against the uncle who had seized the chiefship.
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- vol. V, p. 301 · read as page image
In 1813 the chief, Diwan Firoz Khan, was murdered by his officers and his son Fateh Khan appealed for help to the British and Gaikwar Governments.
- vol. V, p. 302 · read as page image
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