Person · r. 1758 (age 10) – 1782, regency usurped 8 years mid-reign
Fazl Ali Khan (Gulli Nabob)
Grandson of Muhammad Bég Khán, he succeeded as a boy of ten in 1758, had his regency usurped for eight years by a relative before expelling him, and died childless at Banganapalle in 1782 after a stated sixteen-year reign.
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His son, Fassal Ali Khán, having died before him, he was succeeded by his grandson, Fassal Ali Khán, alias Gulli Nábob, a boy of ten years of age.
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who ruled for eight years, when he was expelled by Gulli Nábob.
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He died at Banganapalle in Hejairi 1197 (A.D. 1782), after a reign of sixteen years.