Person · r. 1806 – 1823 (titular from c. 1807)
Ghos Muhammad Khan
A son of Hayat Muhammad Khan born after his father's accession, he succeeded in 1806 but, jealous of Wazir Muhammad Khan's rising power, called in Scindiah's help, sank into obscurity, and retired into private life before his death in 1823.
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Nawab Hiát Mahomed Khan died in 1806 and was succeeded by Ghos Mahomed Khan, a son born after his accession. Ghos Mahomed being jealous of the influence of Wazír Mahomed, called in the assistance of Scindiah, and agreed to pay him tribute. He gradually sank into obscurity, and before his death in 1823 retired into private life.