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Qamar-ud-Din Khan

Mughal minister
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    …period until AmÄ«n Khan’s son Qamar al-DÄ«n Khan assumed the title in July 1724 by a claim of hereditary right. The nobles themselves virtually dictated these appointments. However, because no faction of the nobility, nor for that matter the nobility as a whole, was capable of ruling on its own,…

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    …period until AmÄ«n Khan’s son Qamar al-DÄ«n Khan assumed the title in July 1724 by a claim of hereditary right. The nobles themselves virtually dictated these appointments. However, because no faction of the nobility, nor for that matter the nobility as a whole, was capable of ruling on its own,…

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