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Muhammad Ali Khán, styled Mansúr-ud-daulah
Married to his uncle Asaad Ali Khán's daughter and resident at Hyderabad, he fought at the Battle of Kurdla, placed his son Husain Ali Khán II on the musnud during his own lifetime in 1821, and died on 17 Shavál, Hejairi 1240 (A.D. 1824).
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Mansúr-ud-daulah had two sons, Saiyid Husain Ali Khán and Saiyid Fatte Ali Khán. The former he placed on the musnud during his lifetime in Hejira 1237 (A.D. 1821) and died on the 17th Shavál, Hejairi 1240 (A.D. 1824), after a reign of thirty-two years.