Person · charge of Cambay, d. contested date (c. 1742)

Nizam Khan

Nizam Khan, son-in-law of Momin Khan, had charge of Cambay under his father-in-law and continued to hold it after Momin Khan's death in 1742, until he was killed by Nur-ud-din, who then seized the government.

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