Person · designated nabob 1782
Sayyid Husain Ali Khan I
Nephew of the childless Gulli Nábob, who treated him as a son and bestowed Banganapalle on him in 1782 while giving Chenchelimala to his brother Asaad Ali Khán.
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Gulli Nábob had a sister, named Avautúl Batúl Khánum, whom he gave in marriage to Saiyid Muhammad Khán Nagadi, a Persian nobleman ... This lady had two sons, Saiyid Husain Ali Khán and Saiyid Asaad Ali Khán. Gulli Nábob, who had no issue, looked upon them as his own children and bestowed Banganapalle on Saiyid Husain Ali Khán and Chenchelimala on Saiyid Asaad Ali Khán.