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Ibráhím Khán
Brother of Dáúd Khán, he took the Kurnool fort from its Imperial killadar by a ruse after his brother's death and was killed alongside Mubáraz Khán at the Battle of Chakarkeli on 24 September 1724.
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On Dáúd Khán's death, his brother Ibráhím Khán, accompanied by a few followers, quietly proceeded to the fort of Kurnool, which was then governed by a killadár named Iras Khán on behalf of the Imperial Government, and took possession of it by a stratagem. ... Having thus introduced a band of armed men into the fort, Ibráhím announced his succession to the jaghire of Kurnool and demanded the keys of the fort. ... Ibráhím Khán joined Mubáraz Khán and took part in the memorable battle of Chakarkeli fought on the 22nd Mohurrum, Hijiri 1137 (24th September A.D. 1724). Ibráhím Khán, like his master Mubáraz Khán, died in this battle, and the victorious Asaf-Ja assumed the government of Hyderabad.