Person · usurped Ahmadabad 1707; confirmed at Radhanpur 1753
Kamal-ud-din Khan, titled Jawan Mard Khan (II)
Son of Khan Jahan; usurped the Mughal governorship of Ahmadabad after Aurangzeb's death amid Maratha incursions and the collapse of imperial power, and during his rule a cadet branch of the family founded the Babi houses of Junagarh and Balasinor; in 1753, after Raghunath Rao Peshwa and Damaji Gaikwar took Ahmadabad from him, he was confirmed as jagirdar of only Radhanpur, Sami and Munjpur — the territorial base of the later Radhanpur State.
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- vol. 21, p. 23 · read as page image
His son, again, Kamál-ud-dín Khán, usurped the governorship of Ahmadábád after the death of Aurangzeb, during the incursions of the Maráthás and the subsequent collapse of the imperial power.