Person · r. 1834 – 1864

Wazir Muhammad Khan

Wazir Muhammad Khan succeeded his father Amir Khan as Nawab of Tonk in 1834 and served the British during the 1857 mutiny.

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Nawabi States

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vol. III, p. 220 · read as page image Amir Khan died in 1834, and was succeeded by his son Wazir Muhammad Khan, who did good service during the mutiny.