Person · r. 1802 – 1853
Ibrahim Muhammad Yakut Khan I
Ibrahim Muhammad Yakut Khan, son of Balu Mian, succeeded him in 1802; his extravagance put the State deeply in debt, and in 1829 he ceded its administration to British management, retaining the Nawabship until his death in 1853.
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Balu Mian died in 1802, and was succeeded by his son, Ibrahim Muhammad Yakut Khan.