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Sultan Ahmad Khan

Sultan Ahmad Khan Barakzai, also known as Sultan Jan, was the ruler of the Emirate of Herat from 1857 until his death in 1863, and an army commander for the Principality of Kandahar.

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Born
1818 (1818) Kandahar, Durrani Empire
Died
6 March 1863(1863-03-06) (aged 44–45) Herat, Emirate of Herat
Father
Mohammad Azim Khan
Predecessor
Office re-established (Naser al-Din Shah Qajar as the Shah of Iran)
Reign
24 May 1857 – 6 March 1863
Successor
Shah Nawaz Khan

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Sultan Ahmad Khan

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples42
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Sultan Ahmad Khan

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related to Rise to power · 25
Sultan Ahmad Khan → Afghanistan, After, Amīr Panjī, Anglo-Persian War, Conquest, Din, Din Shah Qajar, Dost Mohammad Khan, During Sultan Ahmad Khan's, Herat, However, In, Iran, Iranian, Iranians, Kandahar, Naser, On May, Paris, September
related to Early life · 11
Sultan Ahmad Khan → Barakzai, Habibullah Khan's, He, Kabul, Kandahar, Mohammad Azim Khan, Mohammadzai, Pashtuns, Peshawari Sardars, Qizilbash, Yar Mohammad Khan
Born · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → 1818 (1818) Kandahar, Durrani Empire
Died · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → 6 March 1863(1863-03-06) (aged 44–45) Herat, Emirate of Herat
Father · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → Mohammad Azim Khan
Predecessor · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → Office re-established (Naser al-Din Shah Qajar as the Shah of Iran)
Reign · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → 24 May 1857 – 6 March 1863
Successor · 1
Sultan Ahmad Khan → Shah Nawaz Khan

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Sultan Ahmad KhanBorn1818 (1818) Kandahar, Durrani Empire1.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad KhanDied6 March 1863(1863-03-06) (aged 44–45) Herat, Emirate of Herat1.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad KhanFatherMohammad Azim Khan1.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad KhanPredecessorOffice re-established (Naser al-Din Shah Qajar as the Shah of Iran)1.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad KhanReign24 May 1857 – 6 March 18631.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad KhanSuccessorShah Nawaz Khan1.00infobox
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifeKandahar0.60section
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifeMohammadzai0.60section
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifeBarakzai0.60section
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifePashtuns0.60section
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifeMohammad Azim Khan0.60section
Sultan Ahmad Khanrelated to Early lifeQizilbash0.60section

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