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and Kandia, the administration is in the hands of i Board of Elders. The Maharajah of
Kashmir only obtains tribute from three villages in Chilas, vis. the village of Chilas, Takk and
Bundar.
V.—Nagyr,* [is tributary to Abmad Shah
of Little Tibet about the beginning
of this century, but soon throws
off this allegiance to Ahmad Shah
under Alif Khan. ] (?) ... ......Alif Khan. 1800 (?)
Rajah Zahid Jafar, (the present of Raja of Nagyr).
I
Son (a hostage for his father's adhesion to Kashmir,
whom I saw at Gilgit in 1866.) The names of his
maternal uncles, are Shah Iskandar and Raja
Kerim Khan (?) the elder brother.
VI.—Hunza ............
.. Ghazanfar, died 1865.
Ghazan Khan, present ruler.
VII.—Badakhshan
... Sultdn Shah.
Rejeb Shah.
Ahmad Shah.
Mirza Kalan.
r
r
i
Nizam-ud-din YusufAli Saad-uila Khan,
(surnamed Mir Shah). Khan.
Rahmat Shah. Shah Ibra- Mahmud Shah,
him Khan, (present ruler
I
of Badakhshan Shaja-ul Jehandar Suleyman Shahzada
under Kabul) stayed a Mulk. Shah, the Shah. Hasan,
long time with his maternal former ruler, Abdulla Khan;
uncle, the ruler of Kunduz, independent of (by a concubine?,
whence he has often Kabul; (now a fugi-
been miscalled " a Sayad tive,- infests the
from Kunduz". Kolab road).
Yusuf Ali Khan had seven sons: Mirza Kalan, surnamed Mir Jan ; Hazrat Jan; Tsrnail
Khan ; Akbar Khan; Umr Khan, Sultan Shah; Abdnrrahim Khan (by a concubine).
Saad-ulla Khan had two sons : Baba Khan and Mahmud Khan (by a concubine).
VIII.— Dm
0 03 ••• ••* • * « *••
... Ghazan Khan, (a very powerful ruler. Cbitral is
said to have been tributary to him).
Eahmat-ulla Khan and other eight sons, ("dispersed
or killed in struggles for the Ohiefship).
The connection of Little Tibet with the Dard countries had ceased before 1800.
*Onlv so macH has been mentioned of the Genealogies of the rulers of Nagyr, Hunza, and Dir, aa belongs to this
portion of the History of Dardiatan,
and Kandia, the administration is in the hands of i Board of Elders. The Maharajah of
Kashmir only obtains tribute from three villages in Chilas, vis. the village of Chilas, Takk and
Bundar.
V.—Nagyr,* [is tributary to Abmad Shah
of Little Tibet about the beginning
of this century, but soon throws
off this allegiance to Ahmad Shah
under Alif Khan. ] (?) ... ......Alif Khan. 1800 (?)
Rajah Zahid Jafar, (the present of Raja of Nagyr).
I
Son (a hostage for his father's adhesion to Kashmir,
whom I saw at Gilgit in 1866.) The names of his
maternal uncles, are Shah Iskandar and Raja
Kerim Khan (?) the elder brother.
VI.—Hunza ............
.. Ghazanfar, died 1865.
Ghazan Khan, present ruler.
VII.—Badakhshan
... Sultdn Shah.
Rejeb Shah.
Ahmad Shah.
Mirza Kalan.
r
r
i
Nizam-ud-din YusufAli Saad-uila Khan,
(surnamed Mir Shah). Khan.
Rahmat Shah. Shah Ibra- Mahmud Shah,
him Khan, (present ruler
I
of Badakhshan Shaja-ul Jehandar Suleyman Shahzada
under Kabul) stayed a Mulk. Shah, the Shah. Hasan,
long time with his maternal former ruler, Abdulla Khan;
uncle, the ruler of Kunduz, independent of (by a concubine?,
whence he has often Kabul; (now a fugi-
been miscalled " a Sayad tive,- infests the
from Kunduz". Kolab road).
Yusuf Ali Khan had seven sons: Mirza Kalan, surnamed Mir Jan ; Hazrat Jan; Tsrnail
Khan ; Akbar Khan; Umr Khan, Sultan Shah; Abdnrrahim Khan (by a concubine).
Saad-ulla Khan had two sons : Baba Khan and Mahmud Khan (by a concubine).
VIII.— Dm
0 03 ••• ••* • * « *••
... Ghazan Khan, (a very powerful ruler. Cbitral is
said to have been tributary to him).
Eahmat-ulla Khan and other eight sons, ("dispersed
or killed in struggles for the Ohiefship).
The connection of Little Tibet with the Dard countries had ceased before 1800.
*Onlv so macH has been mentioned of the Genealogies of the rulers of Nagyr, Hunza, and Dir, aa belongs to this
portion of the History of Dardiatan,