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Nawab/Amir of Bahawalpur
(Abassi Syed) |
Rajput Nobles |
| 1690 - 1702 |
Bahadur Khan II |
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| 1702 - 1723 |
Mobarak Khan I |
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| 1723 - 1746 |
Sadeq Mohd. Khan I |
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| 1746 - 1750 |
Bahawal Khan I |
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| 1750 - 1772 |
Mobarak Khan II |
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| 1772 - 1809 |
Bahawal Khan II |
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| 1809 - 1826 |
Sadeq Mohd. Khan II |
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| 1826 - 1852 |
Bahawal Khan III |
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| 1852 - 1853 |
Sadeq Mohd. Khan III |
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| 1853 - 1858 |
Fateh Mohd. Khan |
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| 1858 - 1866 |
Bahawal Khan IV |
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| 1866 - 1899 |
Sadeq Mohd. Khan IV |
- 1888 Maulvi Rahim Bakhsh was invited by Sadeq Mohd Khan IV to become Manager of Bahawalpur State
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| 1899 - 1907 |
Bahawal Khan V |
- 1899 Maulvi Rahim Bakhsh organizes the Gadi Coronation
- 1903 Maulvi Rahim Bakhsh accompanies the Nawab to Delhi Coronation Darbar
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| 1907 - 1955 |
Sadeq Mohd. Khan V |
- 1907 Maulvi Haji Rahim Bakhsh installed as the President of Council of Regency and Council of Ministers
- 1909 Khan Bahadur (CIE) Maulvi Rahim Bakhsh signs treaty with Government of India for Southern Railway Project
- 1911 Khan Bahadur Maulvi Rahim Bakhsh accompanies the young Nawab to Delhi Coronation Darbar
- 1913 Sir Rahim Bakhsh Knighted (KCIE); signs treat with Government of India offerring State troops for WWII
- 1913 - 1924 Abdul Ghani Khan, Deputy Commissioner of Rahim Yar Khan District, establishes canals and railroads; developing northwestern Cholistan desert.
- 1920 Sir Rahim Bakhsh signs treat with Rajputana States for Sutlej Canals project
- 1924 Sir Rahim Bakhsh retires from Bahawalpur State
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