PREDECESSORS AND SHORT
HISTORY:
Rulers
were...
- Raja RAZZAQ BAKSH,
Raja of Jehangirabad, he was granted the
title of Raja by
the King of Oudh in 1854; married and had issue.
- Rani Abunnissa Begum, married Raja Farzand Ali
Khan of
Maliaraiganj (later succeeded to Jehangirabad), and
had issue (see
below).
- Raja FARZAND ALI
KHAN,
Raja of Jehangirabad -/1881, he was granted the
title of Raja by
the King of Oudh, later recognized as hereditary,
married Rani
Abunnissa Begum, daughter of Raja Razzaq Baksh of
Jehangirabad (see
above), and had
issue, two daughters.
He died 7th April 1881.
- Rani Zebunissa Begum (qv)
- Rajkumari (name unknown), married Raja
Nawab Ali
Khan, son of Raja Sheikh Mardan Ali Khan Risaldar
Bahadur, Raja of
Maliaraiganj, and had issue (see below).
- Rani Zebunissa
Begum,
Rani of Jehangirabad 1881/-, born 28th October 1855 (#1)
, married Raja Sheikh Sir Mohammed Tasadduk Rasul
Khan, born
1851, died sp in 1921, K.C.S.I. [cr.1908],
granted the title of
Raja
as a personal
distinction
2nd January 1893, awarded the Sword of Honour in 1919,
Vice President
of
the British-Indian Association 1900/1911.
- Raja Sheikh Sir
MOHAMMAD
IJAZ RASUL KHAN, Raja of Jehangirabad,
K.C.I.E., Kt.,
MLA,
C.S.I., born
28th
June 1886, educated at Colvin Taluqdars' School,
Lucknow; Vice
President
of the British Indian Association, elected President
in 1935; Member of
the Court and Executive Council of Lucknow University;
Member of the
Court
of Muslim University, Aligarh.
- Raja
MOHAMMAD JAMAL
RASUL
KHAN, Raja of Jehangirabad
MALIARAIGANJ (Taluq)
- Raja Sheikh HAIDER
ALI KHAN,
Raja of Maliaraiganj, member
of the prominent
Kidwai Clan (see Gadwal); married and had issue, two
sons.
- Raja Sheikh Mardan Ali Khan Risaldar Bahadur,
succeeded
to Maliaraiganj; married and had issue.
- Raja Sheikh Fida Rasul Khan, Raja of
Maliaraiganj,
married and had issue, two sons and three
daughters.
- Raja Sheikh Sir Mohammad Ijaz Rasul Khan,
succeeded
to Jehangirabad (qv)
- Raja Sheikh Imtiaz Rasul, Raja of Maliaraiganj
(name
changed to Rasulpur), married and had issue.
- Raja Etizad Rasul
Khan, Raja of Rasulpur, he died unmarried aged
in his 30's.
- Rajkumari Taqiunissa Begum (second daughter),
married
Khan Bahadur Syed Mahmood-ul-Hasan Kermani,
Zamindar of
Dewa, and had issue.
- Raja Sheikh Sir Mohammed Tasadduk Rasul Khan,
born
1851, C.S.I. [cr.1897], K.C.S.I. [cr.1908],
granted the title of Raja
as a personal
distinction
2nd January 1893, awarded the Sword of Honour in
1919, Vice President
of
the Bristish-Indian Association 1900/1911, in
1900, he took part in the
anti-Nagri protests and from 1902 to 1903
was a member of the UP legislative council;
Vice-President of the
Muslim Lengue; Member
of the provincial legislative council for the
Fyzabad Division seat
1909/1912; he joined, the Lucknow South Africa
protest and was
involved in the Cawnpore Mosque deputation to
Meston in 1913; he
attended
the special provincial conference on the Executive
Council question in
1915; married Rani Zebunissa
Begum, elder daughter of Raja
Farzand Ali Khan (see above). He died sp
1921.
- Raja Nawab Ali Khan, married a younger daughter
of Raja
Farzand Ali Khan (see above), and had issue.
- Raja Naushad Ali Khan, Raja of Maliaraiganj
(qv)
- Raja Farzand Ali Khan, he succeeded to
Jehangirabad (qv)
- Raja NAUSHAD ALI
KHAN,
Raja of Maliaraiganj, Member
of the provisional committee of the All India
Muslim League; first secretary of the U.P. provincial
Muslim League
after its foundation in June 1909; he was supported by
his uncle, the
Raja of Jehangirabad in 1909 as a candidate for the
Oudh Muslim seat on
the provincial legislative council; married but died sp
aged
35. He had lived extravagantly, often giving donations
beyond his means
to public causes, e.g. five thousand rupees to the
Mohsin-ul-Mulk
Memorial Fund at Aligarh. And when he died his estate
was sold off to
pay his debts.
- Smt. Roomi Fatima,
Rani of Maliaraiganj
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