Person · installed 1879
Sidi Ahmad Khan
Youngest, but only legitimate, son of Sidi Ibrahim Khan III; installed as Nawab by the Bombay Government in 1879 over an initial election of an elder, illegitimate half-brother, and still a minor at Rajkumar College in Rajkot as the Gazetteer's account closes in 1882.
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- vol. XI, p. 452 · read as page image
He left three sons, two by a concubine, and one, Sidi Ahmad Khan, the youngest, by his lawful wife.