Person · r. 1775 – c. 1811

Hamid Khan I

Son of Mahabat Khan I, he was seated on his father's throne by Divan Amarji as a boy of eight in April 1775; his reign saw Colonel Walker's permanent tribute settlement (1807) and ended with his death, which the Gazetteer places only between 1802 and 1811.

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vol. VIII, p. 476 · read as page image Nawáb Máhábat Khán died after a reign of nearly sixteen years and a quarter. His death took place in April 1775. On hearing this news the Diván at once returned to Junágad, and seated Hámid Khán, then a boy of eight years of age, in his father's seat.