Person · r. 1899 –
Muhammad Bahawal Khan V
Muhammad Bahawal Khan V succeeded his father Sadiq Muhammad Khan IV as Nawab of Bahawalpur in 1899 aged about fifteen, and was invested with full ruling powers in 1903.
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The Nawáb became very ill on the 7th February 1899... he expired on the 14th February... NAWAB MUHAMMAD BAHAWAL KHAN, V. The heir to the throne was the present Nawáb, who was a little over 15 years of age at the time of his father's death... After his father's death, on the 10th March, 1899, he was called to Baháwalpur for the dastárbandi (succession) ceremony... and began to rule as Muhammad Baháwal Khán, V.