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Muhammad Bég Khán
A relative of the Mughal vazier Mubáraz Khán, he was appointed Killadar of Banganapalle in the late seventeenth century and was later recognised as a petty nabob by Asaf Jah, dying at Banganapalle about Hejairi 1172 (A.D. 1758).
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- p. 246 · read as page image
Political History.—Towards the close of the seventeenth century Muhammad Bég Khán, a relative of Mubáraz Khán (a Vazier of Aurangzebe), was appointed as Killadar of Banganapalle, and his brother, Fassal Ali Khán, as Killadar of Chenchelimala.
- p. 247 · read as page image
and the united charge was held by Muhammad Bég till the dismemberment of the Moghul empire, when Asaf Ja (Nizam-ul-mulk), the Viceroy of Hyderabad, assumed sovereign powers and Muhammad Bég Khán became a petty chieftain or nabob. ... Asaf Ja recognised Muhammad Bég's title and granted the territory in jaghire. Muhammad Bég died at Banganapalle about Hejairi 1172 (A.D. 1758).