Person · proclaimed Nawwab in infancy, 1742 (contested)
Sayyid Muhammad Khan (titled Sa'adatullah Khan)
Infant son of Nawwab Safdar Ali Khan; an editorial footnote to the Tuzak-i-Walajahi says he was proclaimed Nawwab after his father's murder in October 1742, though the main narrative instead describes the nizamat as left vacant and neglected.
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- Pt. I, p. 83, n.1 · read as page image
Sayyid Muhammad Khan, the infant son of Safdar 'Ali Khan, was proclaimed Nawwab.