PERSIA

The Safawi Dynasty

GENEALOGY

1694 - 1722 H.M. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sultan Husain Shah, Shahanshah of Persia. b. October 1668, educ. privately. Succeeded on the death of his father, 29^th July 1694. Crowned at the Ayinakhana in Sa'adatabad Palace, Isfahan, 7^th August 1694. A man of great piety and devotion. Forced to abdicate after the Afghan invasion, 23^rd October 1722. m. several wives, including (first) 1694, a daughter of Vahshatu Sultan, Safi Quli Khan. m. (second) a daughter of H.M. Vakhtang V [Shah Nawaz Khan II], King of Kartli. m. (third) 1710, ... Begum (m. second, ca. 1727, the Khan of Erevan), daughter of H.M. Kaikushru, King of Kartli and C-in-C of the Persian army. m. (fourth) (div.) Amina Begum, alias Khair un-nisa Khanum, former wife of Shah Sultan Husain (m. second, ca. 1713, H.H. Amir Fath 'Ali Bahadur Khan-e Qajar Quyunlu, Nai'b us-Sultana), daughter of Husain Quli Agha. He was k. at Isfahan on the orders of Ashraf Shah, ca. November 1726, having had issue, fourteen sons and twelve daughters:

1) Shahzada Sultan Mahmud Mirza. b. ca. 1697, educ. privately. Proclaimed as Heir Apparent with the title of Vali Ahad, 10^th March 1722 (rescinded 12^th March 1722). He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
2) Shahzada Sultan Safi Mirza. b. ca. 1699, educ. privately. Proclaimed as Heir Apparent with the title of Vali Ahad, 14^th March 1722 (rescinded 26^th March 1722). He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
3) Shahzada Sultan Tahmasp Mirza, who succeeded as H.M. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Muzafar Tahmasp Shah II, Shahanshah of Persia - see below.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
4) Shahzada Sultan Mehr Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
5) Shahzada Sultan Haidar Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
6) Shahzada Sultan Salim Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
7) Shahzada Sultan Sulaiman Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
8) Shahzada Sultan Ismail Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Shah Tahmasp II, 1732.
9) Shahzada Sultan Muhammad Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
10) Shahzada Sultan Khalil Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
11) Shahzada Sultan Muhammad Baqir Mirza. He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
12) Shahzada Sultan Ja'afar Mirza He was k. on the orders of Mahmud Shah, at Isfahan, 8^th February 1725 (bur. Qum).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
13) A son, who was k. on the orders of Ashraf Shah.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
14) Another son who was k. on the orders of Ashraf Shah.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
1) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. her cousin, Mirza Muqim Khalifa Sultani (d. after 1750), second son of Mirza Muhammad Nasir Khalifa Sultani.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
2) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. Mirza Muhammad Ibrahim. She had issue, two sons.
3) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. at Isfahan, shortly after 23^rd October 1722, H.M. Mahmud Shah Ghalzai, Shahanshah of Persia (b. 1699; d. in prison at Isfahan, 25^th April 1725), eldest son of Mir Wais Ghalzai, Ruler of Kandahar. She had issue, an only son - see Persia (Ghalzai dynasty).
4) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. at Isfahan, shortly after 23^rd October 1722, General Amanu'llah Sultan (k. on the orders of Ashraf Shah Ghilzai, April 1725), a close adherant of Mahmud Shah Ghalzai.
5) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. at Isfahan, shortly after 23^rd October 1722, Mir Miangi (k. 1729), religeous adviser to Mahmud Shah Ghalzai.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
6) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. at Isfahan, April 1725, H.M. Ashraf Shah Ghalzai, Shahanshah of Persia (b. 1700; k. while fleeing to Kandahar, February 1730), eldest son of Mir 'Abdu'l Aziz Ghalzai, Ruler of Kandahar - see Persia (Ghalzai dynasty).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
7) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Razia Begum. m. (first) Mirza Daud, a Georgian Prince. m. (second) at Isfahan, December 1729, H.M. Zill-u'llah Hast Sultan bar Salatin-i-Jahan Shah-i-Shahhan Nadir Shah, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia (b. at Dastgird, Darragaz, 22^nd November 1688; k. at Fathabad, 19th June 1747 (bur. at Najaf), elder son of 'Imam Quli Beg-e Afshar. She d.s.p. at Karbala, 1776 - see Persia (Afshar dynasty).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
8) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan … Begum. m. 1730, General H.H. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan-e Afshar, Zahir ud-Daula (k. by the Lazgis, near Jar, between 14th November and 12th December 1738), Governor-General and C-in-C of Azerbaijan, younger son of 'Imam Quli Beg-e Afshar. She d. Autumn/Winter, 1736 (bur. Mashhad) - see Persia (Afshar dynasty).Copyright© Christopher Buyers
9) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Fatima Sultan Begum. m. at Mashhad, January 1731, H.R.H. Shahzada Reza Quli Mirza (b. at Abivard, 15^th April 1719; k. on the orders of Adil Shah at Kalat, Baluchistan, July 1747), eldest son of H.M. Zill-u'llah Hast Sultan bar Salatin-i-Jahan Shah-i-Shahhan Nadir Shah, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia, by his wife, the elder daughter of Baba 'Ali Beg-e Kusa Ahmadlu, Governor of Abivard. She d. (committed suicide on learning of the death of her brother Shah Tahmasp II and his sons), at Mashhad, 5^th February 1740 (bur. there), having had issue, one son - see Persia (Afshar dynasty).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Copyright©
10) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Khan-Aga Begum. m. 1731, her cousin, H.M. Zill-u'llah Sulaiman Shah II, Shahanshah of Persia (b. at Isfahan, 18^th June 1714; d. at Mashhad, 19^th May 1763), son of Mirza Muhammad Daud al-Husaini al-Marashi, by his wife, Shahzadi 'AlamiyanShahbanu Begum, daughter of H.M. Shah 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sulaiman Safi II, Shahanshah of Persia. She had issue - see below.
11) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Nawaba Maryam Begum. m. her cousin, Sayyid Murtaza Khalifa Sultani, Sadar us-Sadur, son of Sayyid 'Ali Khalifa Sultani. She had issue, two sons:
- a) Sayyid Ahmad Mirza. m. his cousin, a daughter of H.M. Zill-u'llah Tahmasp Shah II, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia. He d. at Isfahan, 1774, having had issue, a daughter.
- b) Sayyid 'Abu' Turab Mirza, who succeeded as H.M. Ismail Shah III, Shahanshah of Persia - see below.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Copyright©
12) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Shahbanu Begum. m. her cousin, Mirza Muhammad Shafi, eldest son of Mirza Muhammad Mahdi, by his wife, Pari un-nisa Begum, daughter of Mirza Muhammad Daud al-Husaini al-Marashi.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers

1722 - 1726 H.M. Zill-u'llah Tahmasp Shah II, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia (first time) - see below.

1726 - 1728 H.M. Zill-u'llah Ahmad Shah, Shahanshah of Persia. b. as Mirza Sayyid Ahmad al-Husaini al-Marashi, eldest son of Mirza 'Abu'l Qasim al-Husaini al-Marashi. Seized the provinces of Fars and Kerman, on behalf of Shah Tahmasp II in 1139. Crowned at Kerman, under the name of Ahmad Shah, 8^th November 1726. Defeated and captured by Ashraf Shah Ghalzai, 1728. He was k. (executed) on the banks of the Zayanda Rud, near Oul-i-Khwaju, by Ashraf Shah Ghalzai, August 1728.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©

1722 - 1726 and 1729 - 1732 H.M. Zill-u'llah Tahmasp Shah II, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia. b. ca. 1704, educ. privately. Proclaimed as Heir Apparent with the title of Vali Ahad, 26^th March 1722. Escaped to Isfahan during the Afghan siege, 7^th June 1722. Proclaimed at Qazvin, 24^th November 1722. Defeated by the Afghans and driven to Tabriz in 1725, forced out by the Turks to Teheran, defeated again by the Afghans and expelled from that city to Mazandaran, December 1725. Captured Mashhad with the aid of Nadir Quli Beg-e Afshar, 11^th December 1726. Recaptured Isfahan and was Crowned there, December 1729. Deposed by Nadir Shah, 2^nd September 1732. m. several wives, including Shahpuri Begum, widow of Mirza Muhammad Husain al-Husaini al-Marashi, and granddaughter of H.M. 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sulaiman Safi Shah II, Shahanshah of Persia. He was k. on the orders of Nadir Shah, at Sabzavar, together with his sons, February 1740 (bur. Mashhad), having had issue, three sons and one daughter:Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©

1) H.R.H. Shahzada Sultan Alqas Mirza. He d.v.p. before 1732.Copyright© Christopher
2) H.R.H. Shahzada Sultan Abbas Mirza, who succeeded as H.M. Zill-u'llah Sultan Abbas Shah III, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia - see below.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
3) H.R.H. Shahzada Sultan Ismail Mirza. He was k. at Sabzavar, together with his father and brother, on the orders of Nadir Shah, February 1740 (bur. Mashhad).Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
1) A daughter. m. her cousin, Sayyid Ahmad Mirza, elder son of Sayyid Murtaza Khalifa Sultani, by his wife, Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Maryam Begum, daughter of H.M. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sultan Husain Shah, Shahanshah of Persia - see above.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers

1732 - 1736 H.M. Zill-u'llah Abbas Shah III, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia. b. at Isfahan, January 1732, second son of H.M. Zill-u'llah Tahmasp Shah II, Sahib-i-Qiran, Shahanshah of Persia. Succeeded on the deposition of his father, 2^nd September 1732. Invested at the Talar-i-Tawila Palace, Isfahan, 7th September 1732. Reigned under the Regency of Nadir Quli Beg-e Afshar until deposed by him, 8^th March 1736. He was later k. at Sabzavar, together with his father and brother, on the orders of Nadir Shah, February 1740 (bur. Mashhad).Copyright© Christopher Buyers

1749 - 1750 H.M. Zill-u'llah Sulaiman Shah II, Shahanshah of Persia. b. at Isfahan, 18^th June 1714, son of Mirza Muhammad Daud al-Husaini al-Marashi, by his wife, Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Shahbanu Begum, daughter of H.M. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sulaiman Safi Shah II, Shahanshah of Persia, educ. privately. Mutawali of the Shrine of the Imam Reza at Mashhad in succession to his father. Proclaimed there after deposing and blinding Shahrukh Shah Afshar, 17^th December 1749. Deposed after a reign of barely forty days, 9^th January 1750. m. 1731, his cousin, Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Khan Aga Begum, daughter of H.M. 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sultan Husain Shah, Shahanshah of Persia. He d. at Mashhad, 19^th May 1763, having had issue, five sons and three daughters:Copyright© Christopher Buyers

1) Shahzada Sultan Daud Mirza. b. at Ashraf, 1728/1730, educ. privately. Entered the service of Emperor Alamgir II of India. m. (first) (div.) his cousin, Maryam Begum (m. second, 1752, Sharaf Beg-e Afshar), seventh daughter of daughter of Mirza Muhammad 'Ali al-Husaini al-Marashi, Governor of Qazvin. m. (second) at Murshidabad, 11^th April 1765, Gauhar un-nisa Begum Sahiba (d.s.p. before 2^nd April 1774), elder daughter of H.H. 'Ala ud-Daula, Nasir ul-Mulk, Nawab Mir Muhammad Sadiq 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Asad Jang, by his wife, Saliha Begum. m. (third) Khudizut us-Sultan Begum. m. (fourth) at Murshidabad, before 2^nd April 1774, Muhammadi Begum Sahiba, daughter of H.H. 'Ala ud-Daula, Nasir ul-Mulk, Nawab Mir Muhammad Sadiq 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Asad Jang, by his wife, Kumari Khanum. He d. in India, between 21^st October 1789 and 5^th January 1790, having had issue, two sons and six daughters, including:Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) H.E. Iftikhar ul-Mulk, 'Azad ud-Daula, Sultan Muhammad Khalilu'llah Khan Bahadur, Ghazanfar Jang. b. ar Mashhad, 1750, as Sayyid Sultan Muhammad Khalil, educ. privately. Followed his father to India in 1778. Dewan of Murshidabad 1789-1794. m. (first) 1777, his cousin (d. 1807), a daughter of Mirza Muhammad Mahdi. m. (second) his cousin, Fakhr uz-Zamani Begum (d.s.p. 1812), daughter of Mirza Muhammad Reza al-Husaini al-Marashi. m. (third) at Murshidabad, 26^th May 1785, Zinat (or Zeb) un-nisa Begum Sahiba (d. before, 1808), eldest daughter of H.H. Mubarak ud-Daula, Mutamid ul-Mulk, Nawab Sayyid Mubarak 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Firuz Jang, Nawab Nazim of Murshidabad, by his wife, Shuruf un-nisa Begum Sahiba. m. (fourth) Gulshan. He d. at Calcutta, 15^th February 1816, having had issue, two sons and two daughters:Copyright© Christopher Buyers
  - i) Sayyid Sultan Ibrahim Mirza. b. 1780, educ. Murshidabad. m. (first) at Murshidabad, July 1821, his cousin, Sultan Nur Jahan Begum Sahiba (d. at Murshidabad, 2^nd May 1868), daughter of Imtiaz ud-Daula, Zia ul-Mulk, Sayyid Himmat 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Rustam Jang, by his wife, Shahrukh Begum Sahiba, second daughter of Shahzada Sultan Daud Mirza. m. (second) at Murshidabad, 'Ashraf un-nisa Begum Sahiba alias Padshah Begum (b. 1806), daughter of Nawab Nasir 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Shamat Jang, by his wife Ruheem un-nisa Begum Sahiba, daughter of H.H. Mubarak ud-Daula, Mutamid ul-Mulk, Nawab Sayyid Mubarak 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Firuz Jang, Nawab Nazim of Murshidabad. . m. (third) at Murshidabad, Firuza (d. at Murshidabad, 31^st March 1879). He d. at Murshidabad, before 5^th May 1827, having had issue, one son:Copyright© C Buyers
    - (1) Nawab ud-Daula, Sultan Sayyid 'Ali Muhammad Mirza. b. at Murshidabad, 1821 (s/o Nur Jahan). m. at Murshidabad, October 1836, Sultana Gatiara Begum Sahiba (b. 31st May 1827; d.s.p. at Murshidabad, 14^th November 1892), daughter of H.H. Humayun Jah, Shuja-ul-Mulk, Ihtisham-ud-Daula, Nawab Sayyid Mubarak 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Firuz Jang, Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, GCH. He d.s.p. at Murshidabad, 28^th March 1865.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
  - ii) Muhammad Daud Mirza. b. at at Murshidabad, 17^th January 1789 (s/o Zinat un-nisa Begum). Returned to Persia and d. at Isfahan, 1804, having had issue, an only daughter by a slave girl:Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    - (1) A daughter. She d. before 1808.
  - i) Shahbanu Begum Sahiba.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
  - ii) Sultan Zebaida Begum Sahiba. b. at Murshidabad (d/o Suzgar Khawas). m. (first) at Murshidabad, Kasim 'Ali Khan. m. (second) at Murshidabad, Mirza Muhammad 'Ali Khan (d.s.p. at Murshidabad, 19^th May 1832). She d. at Murshidabad, before 6^th December 1830.
- b) Sultan Muhammad Jalil Mirza, Jalilu'llah Khan Bahadur, Zafar Jang. b. at Murshidabad, 17xx. m. at Murshidabad, Hayat un-nisa Begum Sahiba [Rabia Begum] (d. at Murshidabad, 25^th February 1832), daughter of H.H. Mubarak ud-Daula, Mutamid ul-Mulk, Nawab Sayyid Mubarak 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Firuz Jang, Nawab Nazim of Murshidabad. He d.s.p. at Murshidabad, before 31^st October 1817.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) Sultan Humayun Begum Sahiba. She d. at Murshidabad, January 1826.Copyright© C Buyers
- b) Sultan Shahrukh Begum Sahiba [Bakshi Begum] (d/o Muhammadi Begum). m. as his second wife, Imtiaz ud-Daula, Zia ul-Mulk, Sayyid Himmat 'Ali Khan Bahadur, Rustam Jang (d. at Murshidabad, 12^th October 1808). She d. at Murshidabad, before 17^th December 1823, having had issue, an only daughter.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
- c) Khadija Begum Sahiba. m. before 1802, Mirza 'Abdu'l Husain. She d. at Murshidabad, 30^th November 1845, having had issue, one son and one daughter.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
- d) Nur Shurf Begum Sahiba [Umda Begum]. She d. at Murshidabad, 17^th April 1855, having had issue, one daughter.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
- e) Mehr Jahan Begum Sahiba. m. Mirza Muhammad Taqi. She d. at Murshidabad, 20^th September 1833, having had issue, one son.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
- f) Razia us-Sultana Begum Sahiba [Imami Begum] (d/o Muhammadi Begum). m. at Murshidabad, before 1802, Sayyid Turab 'Ali (d. before June 1818), son of Mir Ghazanfar 'Ali, by his wife, Sayyid un-nisa Begum Sahiba, daughter of Sayyid 'Ali Khan, of the Murshidabad family. She d. at Murshidabad, 13^th September 1809, having had issue, one son.Copyright© C ??J Buyers
2) Shahzada Sultan 'Ali Mirza. b. at Isfahan, 19^th August 1736 (s/o Khan Aga Begum). He d.s.p. at Hughly, Bengal, 12^th October 1773.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
3) Shahzada Sultan Hasan Mirza. b. 28^th August 1737. m. a daughter of Mirza Sayyid 'Ali. He had issue, two sons and two daughters:Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) Sultan 'Ali Reza Mirza.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
- b) Sultan Muhammad Safi Mirza. b. 18^th February 1780 (s/o the d/o Mirza Sayyid 'Ali).
- a) R..b Begum. b. at Mashhad. m. her cousin, Mirza Muhammad Husain (d. 1807), son of Mirza Muhammad Mahdi.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©
- b) Baqin Banu Begum. m. Mir Mahmud Khan. She had issue, one son and one daughter.
4) Shahzada Qasim Mirza. b. April/May 1741.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
5) Shahzada Muhammad Hashim Mirza. b. at Mashhad, 1752, educ. privately. Historian and author of 'Tadhkita-yi Ali-i-Daud'. He d. at Shiraz, 1813.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© C Buyers
1) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Shahbanu Begum. b. 1745. She d. 1761.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
2) Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Zubaida Begum. b. 1758. She d. young, 1759.Copyright© Christopher Buyers

1750 H.M. Zill-u'llah Ismail Shah III, Shahanshah of Persia (first time) - see below.

1750 and 1752-1761 H.M. Zill-u'llah Ismail Shah III, Shahanshah of Persia. b. at Isfahan, ca. 1733, son of Sayyid Murtaza Khalifa Sultani, by his wife, Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Maryam Begum, daughter of H.M. 'Abu'l Muzaffar Sultan Husain Shah, Shahanshah of Persia, educ. privately. Proclaimed on the deposition of Sulaiman Shah II, 9^th January 1750. Deposed later the same year but was restored, 1752. Removed from any part of the active government of the country, 1756 and thereafter continued as nominal ruler. He d. at Abada, 1773, having had issue, one son and a daughter:Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers

1) H.R.H. Shahzada Sultan Haidar Mirza. He was k. at shiraz, ca. 3^rd March 1779, having had issue, one son:Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers
- a) Sultan Ishaq Mirza. m. a daughter of Haji Muhammad Husain Khan.
2) H.R.H. Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Zainab un-nisa Khanun. m. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Fath Sultan Muhammad Shah, Shahanshah of Persia (d. in India, 1794). She d. at Isfahan, 29^th July 1782 (bur. there at the Shrine of Imamzada Ismail). - see below.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers

1786 H.M. Zill-u'llah 'Abu'l Fath Sultan Muhammad Shah, Shahanshah of Persia, son of a Turk who pretended to be the son of Tahmasp Shah II. Proclaimed at Teheran by Aga Muhammad Khan, 1786. He d. in India, 1794, having had issue, at least three daughters (??):Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright©

3) H.R.H. Shahzadi 'Alamiyan Amina Begum. b. 1786. m. as his third wife, H.H. Husain bin Mahmud, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis (b. 16^th March 1784; d. 20^th May 1835), eldest surviving son of H.H. Mahmud bin Muhammad, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis. She d. at Carthage, 1853, having had issue - see Tunisia.Copyright© Christopher BuyersCopyright© Christopher Buyers

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