PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:
The ancestor of the family was Malik Mahmud Khan alias
Qutb-ud-din Khan, Governor of Samana during the reign of
Bahlol Lodi, Emperor of Delhi. The family eventually came
to own 300 villages extending from Karnal to
Muzaffarnagar, with 60 villages in Karnal comprising the
jagir and the remaing 240 villages were zamindari. Estate
holders were...
- Malik GHULAM MUHAMMED KHAN, married and had
issue.
- Jalal Khan, married and had issue.
- Malik Sheruddin Khan (qv)
- Malik Mohammadi Khan (qv)
- Rahim Baksh, married and had issue.
- Muhammed Ishaq Khan, married and had issue.
- Amir Ali Khan, married and had issue.
- Muhammed Ali Khan, died 1879.
- Sultan Din Khan, married and had issue. He
died 1833.
- Ghulam Rasul Khan, married and had issue.
He died 1880.
- Azam Ali Khan, born 1862, married and
had issue.
- Zafar Hasan Khan, born 1880.
- Nasir Ali Khan, married and had issue.
- Rahim Ali Khan, married and had issue.
- Mahar Ilahi Khan, married and had issue.
- Fateh Muhammed Khan, born 1861.
- Karam Ilahi Khan, born 1843.
- Wazir Ali Khan, married and had issue.
- Shamsher Ali Khan, born 1839, married and
had issue.
- Muhammed Khurshi Ali Khan, born 1885.
- Ghamdin Khan, died 1866.
- Ghulam Muhiuddin Khan, married and had issue.
- Ghairat Ali Khan, married and had issue.
- Ghulam Sharat Khan, married and had issue. He
died 1855.
- Kutbuddin Khan, married and had issue. He
died 1870.
- Sadat Ali Khan, born 1847, married and had
issue.
- Faiz Ali Khan, born 1878.
- Najabat Ali Khan, born 1831.
- Kamaruddin Khan, born 1834.
- Akbar Khan, born 1841.
- Basharat Ali Khan, died 1849.
- Yar Muhammed Khan, married and had issue.
- Muhammed Atar Khan
- Malik SHERUDDIN KHAN, died sp in
1789.
- Malik MOHAMMADI KHAN , initially he was in
the service of the Marathas at the head of 200
horseman, later he aided the British in the Maratha
wars, he was granted the titles of Rukn-ud-Daulah
and Shamsher Jang Bahadur with a Jagir of 6
villages in the Doab, which was exchanged later for 60
villages in the pargana of Karnal; married and had
issue.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab Ahmad
Ali Khan Bahadur (qv)
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab AHMAD
ALI
KHAN
Bahadur, Nawab of Karnal, he gave valuable
assistance during the mutiny and for his services the
quit-rent of 5000Rs payable by him was remitted in
perpetuity; he was also presented with a khillat of
10,000Rs in Darbar and permitted to retain two cannons
and one hundred armed retainers, these honours were
continued to his successors; granted the title of Mushfiq;
Honourary Assistant Commissioner in Karnal District,
married 1stly, married 2ndly, Lali Begum, died after
1872, and had issue. He died 1867 (#1).
- Nawabzada Rahmat Ali Khan, died vpsp in
1856.
- Nawabzada Mahfuz Ali Khan
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab Azmat
Ali Khan Bahadur (qv)
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab Rustam
Ali Khan Bahadur (by Lali Begum) (qv)
- Nawabzada Muhammed Umar Daraz Ali Khan Bahadur (by
Lali Begum), born 1865, for good services he was
granted the title of Khan Bahadur; he served as an
Honourary Sub-Registrat, Munsif and Magistrate First
Class; married and had issue.
- Nawabzada Shamshad Ali Khan, born 1886.
- Nawabzada Irshad Ali Khan, born 1887.
- Nawabzada Ijaz Ali Khan
- Nawabzada Mumtaz Ali Khan
- Nawabzada Imtiaz Ali Khan
- Nawabzadi Jahangira Begum, married 1918 (her
cousin), Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan (see below)
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab AZMAT
ALI KHAN Bahadur, Nawab of Karnal 1867/1909,
born 1833/1835, he was formally confirmed in the title
of Nawab in 1868 and later was granted the title of
Nawab Bahadur [cr. 1.1.1891], he was on bad terms with
his half brothers and before his death, he attempted
to alienate his property, but it was brought under the
Court of Wards, resulting in litigation after his
death. He died sp in 1909.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab RUSTAM
ALI KHAN Bahadur, Nawab of Karnal 1908/1918,
born 1863, Nawab Bahadur [cr.1911], married and had
issue. He died January 1918.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab
Mohammad Sajjad Ali Khan (qv)
- Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan, born 1st October 1895
(1896) at Karnal, graduated in 1918 from M. A. O.
College, Aligarh, obtained a degree in Law from
Oxford in 1921, and was called to the Bar at Inner
Temple in 1922, joined the Muslim League in 1923,
becoming its Honorary Secretary from 1936 to 1947,
deputy leader of the Muslim League Parliamentary
party 1940/-, Chairman of the League's Central
Parliamentary Board, Finance Minister, 1st Prime
Minister of Pakistan, presented the Objectives
Resolution in the Legislative Assembly, also helped
to draft the first report of the Basic Principle
Committee, signed the Liaquat-Nehru pact pertaining
to the minority issue in 1950, visited the United
States and set the course of Pakistan's foreign
policy towards closer ties with the West in 1951,
awarded the title of Shaheed-i-Millat,
married 1stly 1918, Nawabzadi Jahangira Begum (a
first cousin, see above), married 2ndly, April
1933,Begum Ra'ana [Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan],
born 1905 at Almora in United Provinces, died 13th
June 1990 at Karachi,
[BIOGRAPHY]she
obtained a
first class Masters degree with honors in
economics from the University of Lucknow in
1929. Begum Ra'ana began her practical life as
a teacher in the Gokhale Memorial School after
completing the Teachers Diploma Course from
the Diocesan College, Calcutta. She was later
appointed as Professor of Economics in the
Indraprstha Girls College, Delhi. On her own
initiative, she formed the Pakistan Women's
National Guard (P.W.N.G.) and the Pakistan
Women Naval Reserve (P.W.N.R.) in 1949. Begum
Ra'ana was the Chief Controller of both, with
the rank of a Brigadier, they did not survive
for long and were disbanded soon after Ra'ana
Liaquat Ali went abroad as Pakistan's
Ambassador in 1954, Governor of Sindh
1973/1976
, and had issue, three sons. He died 16th October
1951 at Rawalpindi.
- Nawabzada Wilait Ali Khan (by Jahangira Begum),
married and had issue.
- Nawabzada Musharraf Ali Khan, he served as the
Personel Manager of the Intercontinental Hotel
of Pakistan Services Limited, and later joined a
French Restaurant Chain as Director; married
Mumtaz Musharraf Ali Khan (n�e Mumtaz Parveen),
and has issue.
- Sahibzada Moazzam Ali Khan, works in the
field of advertising, married Faryal Moazzam
(n�e Faryal Hussain), and has issue.
- Sahibzada Meekail Ali Khan, born 2003.
- Sahibzada Abbas Ali Khan, born 23rd November
1978 in Karachi, Pakistan; Businessman,
Vocalist, Composer, Lyricist, Keyboardist,
Rythm Guitarist, Graphic Designer, Animator
and Visual Effects Designer, has a computer
science background and is working with a
multimedia company as a Project Manager,
married 18th July 2003 in Islamabad, Nosheen
Ali Khan (n�e Nosheen Taqvi). His website here.
- Sahibzadi Rubab Musharraf Ali Khan [Rubab
Tanxil], a fashion designer, married Tanxil
Tahir.
- Nawabzada Wajahat Ali Khan, unmarried.
- Nawabzada Mukaram Ali Khan, married Shehnaz
Ali Khan, and has issue, one son and three
daughters.
- Sahibzadi Fatima Ali Khan
- Sahibzadi Amina Ali Khan
- Sahibzadi Ayesha Ali Khan
- Sahibzada Hassan Ali Khan
- Nawabzada Shujat Ali Khan, married Laila Ali
Khan, and has issue.
- Sahibzada Ahsan Ali Khan
- Sahibzada Rustam Ali Khan
- Sahibzadi Mariam Ali Khan
- Nawabzadi Qaiser Begum
- Nawabzadi Nayyar Begum
- Nawabzada Akbar Ali Khan (by Begum Ra'ana)
- Nawabzada Ashraf Ali Khan (by Begum Ra'ana)
- Nawabzada Khursheed Ali Khan, he died at the age
of 15 years.
- Nawabzada Sadaqat Ali Khan, born 1914, married
1936, Asghari Begum, and has issue, six children
(one died in infancy).
- Nawabzada Mubarak Ali Khan (Karachi,
Pakistan)
- Nawabzada Javed Ali Khan (Manchester,
United Kingdom)
- Nawabzadi Rehana Shafiqullah (n�e Sadaqat) (Karachi,
Pakistan)
- Nawabzadi Rukhsana Sadaqat (Karachi,
Pakistan)
- Nawabzadi Farzana Rastogi (n�e Sadaqat) (Frankfurt, Germany)
- Nawabzada Sadiq Ali Khan, died in infancy,
aged six months.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab
MOHAMMAD SAJJAD ALI KHAN, Nawab of Karnal
1918/-, born 1892, educated privately, recognised
Head of the Mandal-i-Nousherwanis, i.e. the Mandals
of Karnal, belongs to the ruling Nousherwani family
of Kharan in Baluchistan, Vice President of Karnal
District Board 1918/1920, Honourary Magistrate
1920/-, Vice President of Second District War Loan
Committee, President of District St John Ambulance
Association, Magistrate First Class 1936/-, awarded
the Silver Jubilee Medal 1935, married several
times, and had issue, four sons.
- Nawabzada Mohammad Naushad Ali Khan, born
January 1923, died vp.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab
Shahzad Ali Khan (qv)
- Nawabzada Behzad Ali Khan, born 26th June 1950.
- Nawabzada Farhad Ali Khan, born 20th July 1952.
- Rukn-ud-Daulah Shamsher Jang Bahadur Nawab
SHAHZAD ALI KHAN, Nawab of Karnal (see above)
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