Person · usurped 1815, imprisoned; d. 1879

Muzaffar Khan

A younger son of Aluf Khán, he usurped the jaghire in 1815 to the exclusion of the government's nominee Munauwar Khán and was taken prisoner when the British besieged and took the Kurnool fort that December.

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Southern Sultanates

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p. 39 · read as page image One of his younger sons, Muzaffar Khán, usurped the power to the exclusion of Munauwar Khán, the nominee of Government. A detachment of troops was therefore sent from Bellary. ... Muzaffar Khán was taken prisoner and kept under surveillance.