Person · r. 1733 – c. 1751
Himayat Khan (Himmat Khan Bahadur)
Elder of Alif Khán's two sons, he succeeded to the jaghire in 1733 and, per the Manual's implication, was cut down near Ráyachóti fighting for Násir Jang around 1751.
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- p. 31 · read as page image
died of illness in Hijiri 1146 (A.D. 1733). He left two sons, Himáyat Khán and Rahmat Khán. Himáyat Khán succeeded to the jaghire.
- p. 33 · read as page image
Mír J'afar Jang, in pursuing him, came up with the Nabob of Kurnool, who, finding he could not escape, faced back with a handful of troops and pushed on towards the elephant of his enemy. ... A thousand weapons were aimed at the nabob, who was instantly cut to pieces. ... The wife of the late Nabob Himmat Khán Bahádúr and her two sons were made prisoners.