Person · r. 1866 – 1899
Sadiq Muhammad Khan IV
Sadiq Muhammad Khan IV succeeded his father Fateh Muhammad Khan as Nawab of Bahawalpur in 1866 aged four and a half, ruled under British superintendence until his majority in 1879, and reigned until his death in 1899.
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Early next morning the State officials, acting on the advice of Sayyid Murád Sháh, arranged for the accession of the Sáhibzáda Sádiq Muhammad Khán, then aged only four-and-a-half years, under the title of Nawáb Sádiq Muhammad Khán IV... NAWAB SIR SADIQ MUHAMMAD KHAN, IV, G.C.S.I., THE TENTH NAWAB. Nawáb Sir Sádiq Muhammad Khán IV was not installed until 1879, when he attained his majority.