Person · designated 1821; d. before 1848

Sayyid Husain Ali Khan II

Elder son of Mansúr-ud-daulah, he was placed on the musnud during his father's lifetime in 1821 and died sometime before the 1848 restoration of the jaghire, having adopted his nephew Gulám Muhammad Ali as heir.

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p. 248 · read as page image Mansúr-ud-daulah had two sons, Saiyid Husain Ali Khán and Saiyid Fatte Ali Khán. The former he placed on the musnud during his lifetime in Hejira 1237 (A.D. 1821) and died on the 17th Shavál, Hejairi 1240 (A.D. 1824), after a reign of thirty-two years.