Person · r. 1752 – 1792
Munawwar Khan I (Ranmas Khan)
Brother of Himáyat/Himmat Khán, he returned from exile at Arcot in 1752 to retake the ancestral jaghire from the Nizam's deputy Muhammad Álam and ruled until his death in 1792.
Register entry. The archive has read the pages that give this reign, and nothing more; what it holds is below. This page is not indexed until an essay is written from a page read — see the Great Houses.
Draft. This entry is an unreviewed first draft. It has not yet been checked by a subject reviewer — see sources and method.
Where this sits
Everything else the archive holds on the topics this entry belongs to.
Sources
- p. 34 · read as page image
In 1752 Ranmas Khán, alias Munauwar Khán Bahádúr, brother of Himmat Khán, who had gone to Arcot, returned to seize his ancestral estate. ... An amicable arrangement being then made with the Nizam's Government, the fort of Kurnool was evacuated by Muhammad Álam, and Munauwar Khán entered Kurnool and assumed the government.