Person · r. 1837 – 1844

Jehangir Muhammad Khan

Younger brother of Munir Muhammad Khan, who resigned his claim to the throne and to the hand of Sikandar Begum in his favour in 1832; married Sikandar Begum in 1835, was installed as Nawab in November 1837 after British mediation ended his conflict with the Regent Qudsia Begum, and died in 1844 at the age of twenty-seven.

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p. 175 · read as page image On the 29th of November, 1837, the Nawáb was installed on the throne.
p. 175 · read as page image On the 9th of December, 1844, Nawab Jehángír Mahomed Khán died at the age of twenty-seven, leaving one daughter by the Sikandar Begum, the Shah Jehán Begum.