Person · r. 1867 – 1930
Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan
Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan succeeded his deposed father Muhammad Ali Khan as Nawab of Tonk while a minor in 1867, under a Council of Regency until 1870, and reigned until his death in 1930.
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Muhammad Ali Khan was succeeded by his son Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan, born on the 8th November 1849. During his minority the State was administered by Ibadulla Khan, eldest surviving son of Nawab Amir Khan, assisted by a Council of Regency and controlled by the authority of a British officer specially deputed to Tonk.