Person · r. 1851 – 1882
Mahabat Khan II
Brother of Hamid Khan II, he succeeded at about fourteen years of age in 1851 under a Council of Regency, later ruled directly from age twenty-one, and died in September 1882.
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- vol. VIII, p. 482 · read as page image
This promising young chief died of a gallopping consumption in 1851, in the twenty-third year of his age. He was succeeded by his brother Máhábat Khán who was about fourteen years of age. The affairs of the state were conducted by a Council presided over by Anantji Amarchand until the Nawáb should attain the age of twenty-one years.