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Muhammad Bég Khán Laug
A relative of the ruling family and husband of Gulli Nábob's maternal aunt, he usurped power during Gulli Nábob's minority and ruled for eight years before being expelled by him; no absolute years are printed for his rule.
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During his minority the power was usurped by a relative, Muhammad Bég Khán Laug, the husband of his maternal aunt, who ruled for eight years, when he was expelled by Gulli Nábob.