Person · usurp. 1762 – d. 1772
Sidi Yakut Sanni
Slave of Sidi Ibrahim Khan I who murdered his master in 1762 and ruled in place of the nearest heir, Abdul Rahim; in 1772, under British-brokered terms, he took Abdul Rahim into his fortress and promised him the Janjira succession, dying shortly afterward.
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- vol. XI, p. 448 · read as page image
In 1762, Sidi Ibráhim was murdered by his slave Yákut who usurped the chiefship to the prejudice of Abdul Rahim, the nearest heir, and ruled as Sidi Yákut Sanni.