Person · r. 1864 – 1867 (deposed)
Muhammad Ali Khan
Muhammad Ali Khan succeeded his father Wazir Muhammad Khan as Nawab of Tonk in 1864 and was deposed by the British in November 1867 over his tributary the Thakur of Lawa's murder.
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Wazir Muhammad Khan died in 1864, and was succeeded by his son Muhammad Ali Khan... Muhammad Ali Khan was deposed in November 1867, by a Proclamation (No. IX), as a punishment for his complicity in the murder of the uncle and followers of his tributary the Thakur of Lawa.