Person · assumed management 1790
Ghulam Ali Khan
Eldest of Husain Ali Khán I's four sons, he assumed the management of Banganapalle territory in 1790 after his uncle Asaad Ali Khán defeated Tipu Sultan's forces at Tammadapalle and expelled the Mysore killadar.
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- p. 247 · read as page image
This killadar held the post for seven years, when Husain Ali Khán's wife and children, who had fled to Hyderabad, returned with some force supplied by the Nizam and expelled Yúsuf; when a force was sent from Mysore under the command of one Sultan Qutb Sháh to reduce the town. This officer was met and a battle fought at Tammadapalle, near Banganapalle, in Hejairi 1203 (A.D. 1790) ; in which Qutb was defeated and Asaad Ali Khán was victorious.
- p. 248 · read as page image
After the expulsion of Yúsuf Saib, Gulam Ali Khán assumed the management of Banganapalle territory, leaving Chenchelimala to his uncle, Asaad Ali Khán.