Person · r. 1795 – c. 1798
Husain Mia
Second son of Abdul Hakim Khan, the Peshwa gave him the jagir of Savanur in 1795 while his elder brother Abdul Kheir Khan lived at Seringapatam with Tipu, but he was later displaced when Nana Phadnavis ruled in his brother's favour.
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In 1795 Abdul Hakim died, and, as his eldest son Abdul Kheir Khan lived with his brother-in-law Tipu at Seringapatam, the Peshwa recognized his second son Husain Mia and gave him in jagir the town and district of Savanur yielding a yearly revenue of £4800 (Rs. 48,000).