Person · Regent of Tonk (Council of Regency), 1867 – 1870
Ibadulla Khan
Eldest surviving son of Nawab Amir Khan; held the regency of Tonk (with a Council of Regency) during Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan’s minority, per Aitchison vol. III, p. 220.
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- vol. III, p. 220 · read as page image
Muhammad Ali Khan was deposed in November 1867, by a Proclamation (No. IX), as a punishment for his complicity in the murder of the uncle and followers of his tributary the Thakur of Lawa.
- vol. III, p. 221 · read as page image
Muhammad Ali Khan was succeeded by his son Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan, born on the 8th November 1849. During his minority the State was administered by Ibadulla Khan, eldest surviving son of Nawab Amir Khan, assisted by a Council of Regency and controlled by the authority of a British officer specially deputed to Tonk.