Person · r. 1730–1 – detained captive by the Durranis
Muhabbat Khan
Succeeded his slain father Abdulah Khan, ceded Kach Gandava to Nadir Shah's settlement, but after a failed foray near Kandahar was summoned by Ahmad Shah Durrani and detained captive until his death, with his brother Nasir Khan deputed to rule in his place.
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- p. 360 · read as page image
already prepossessed in favour of Nasír Khán, summoned Mohábat Khán to his capital, where he detained him in captivity until his death, deputing Nasír Khán to rule in his stead
- p. 284 · read as page image
Nusseer Khan, who died, after a very happy and prosperous reign, at an extreme great age, in the month of June, 1795, leaving three sons and five daughters
- p. 363 · read as page image
He died, after a glorious and lengthened rule of forty years. His liberality had always been great, and he left to his son and successor an extended empire
- vol. 6, p. 277 · read as page image
7. Mir Muhammad Nasir Khan I, 1750-1.