The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t25.3

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*Ghāziu-d-dīn Khān.* (Poisoned, 1752).
2. *Nāsir Jang.* 1748–1750. Sided with the English. Shot by Navāb of Cuddapah.
3. *Salābat Jang.* 1751–1761. Deposed 1761 by Nizām Ali. Murdered 1762.
4. *Nizām Ali.* 1761–1803. Allied himself with the English. *Bassalat Jang.* Obtained Guntur Circar as his personal estate. Died 1782. *A daughter*
5. *Mīrza Sikandar Jāh.* 1803–1829. *Muzaffar Jang.* Proclaimed Subahdar by the French 1750. Killed by the Navāb of Kurnool, 1751.
6. *Nāsiru-d-daulah.* *Farkhundah Ali Khan.* 1829–1857. Navāb Sir Sālār Jang was his Minister after 1853.
7. *Afzulu-d-daulah.* 1857–1869. Sir Sālār Jang was his minister
8. *Mīr Mahbūb Ali Khān.* 1869–1912. Sir Sālār Jang died 1883.