Person · r. 1758 – 1775
Mahabat Khan I
Son of Nawab Bahadur Khan (Sher Khan Babi), he was seated on the throne by the nobles and chief men of Junagadh on his father's death in 1758; his sixteen-year reign, much of it managed by Divan Amarji, ended with his death in April 1775.
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Nawáb Bahádur Khán died in 1758, and was succeeded by his son Máhábat Khán, who was present in Junágad at the time of his father's death. Nawáb Máhábat Khán was seated on the gádi by the nobles and chief men of Junágad.