Person · r. 1809 – 1825
Sadiq Muhammad Khan II
Sadiq Muhammad Khan II (born Abdulla Khan) was proclaimed Nawab of Bahawalpur in 1809 by state officials in place of his elder brother Wahid Bakhsh Khan, whom he then put to death.
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Nawáb Muhammad Baháwal Khán II died on the 1st of Rajab 1224 H. at the age of 57 after a prosperous reign of 37 years... NAWAB SADIQ MUHAMMAD KHAN II, THE 5TH NAWAB. Date of accession:—1st Rajab, 1224 Hijri (1809 A.D.). No sooner was Muhammad Baháwál Khán II dead than Ghulám Husain Kashmíri, one of his attendants... in consultation with the State officials proclaimed Prince Abdulla Khán, Nawáb, under the title of Sádiq Muhammad Khán II.