Person · r. 1815 – 1823
Munawwar Khan II
Aluf Khán's eldest son and rightful heir, whom his father had confined in favour of a younger brother, he was installed as nabob by the British in 1815 and died of illness in 1823 after an eight-year reign.
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- p. 39 · read as page image
The rightful heir, Munauwar Khán, now assumed the principality and ruled peaceably for eight years. ... He died of illness in 1823 after a reign of eight years.
- p. 38 · read as page image
These favors the Nabob Aluf Khán disingenuously construed as permitting him to nominate Rasul Khán as the future nabob, and openly declared him in Kurnool as heir apparent, using the British name in support of his proceedings, and confined his eldest son, Munauwar Khán, the rightful heir.