Ahmad Shah Durrani
- As the sources spell it: Ahmad Khan (Royal Ark, durrani2); Sultan Ahmad Shah Bahadur (Royal Ark, durrani4); Ahmed Shahe Durrani (Wikidata Q46798); Nur Ahmad Khan (Royal Ark, barak3); Fazl Ahmad Khan (Royal Ark, barak6); Nur Ahmad (Adamec 1975, Table 73)
- Born: 1722 at Kiri Shah Husain Khan (Royal Ark, durrani4)
- Born: 1722 (Wikidata Q46798)
- Died: 16 October 1772 at Toba-Maruf (Royal Ark, durrani4)
- Died: October 1772 (Wikidata Q46798)
- Reigned: 1747 - 1772 (Royal Ark, durrani4)
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Encyclopaedia entry: Ahmad Shah Durrani
One person in several sources
The records cited above are taken to describe one person. Except where a source says so itself, that is this site's identification:
- Decided by this site: Wikidata's Ahmad Shah Durrani (Q46798, 1722-1772), founder of the Durrani dynasty, mother Zarghona Anaa: Royal Ark's Sardar Ahmad Khan 'who became H.M. Padshah Dur-i-Durran Ahmad Shah'. Wikidata states no father for him.
- Matched by this site: the spouse named in a marriage is the person with their own entry, which records the same marriage.
Parents
Muhammad Zaman Khan d. 1721 and Zarghuna Begum (Royal Ark, durrani4)
Other parentage stated — the sources differ:
- Zarghona Anaa d. 1772 (Wikidata Q46798)
Marriages and children
(1) a Bahsood from Jalalabad
(2) Bibi Shah-i-Jahan Begum
(3) Sahiba uz-Zamani Hazrat Begum Sahiba 1741–1774
(4) Zinat Begum d. 1769
with the other parent not recorded
- Timur Shah Durrani 1746–1793
- Sulaiman Mirza
- Parwaiz Mirza
- Darab d. after 1812
- Iskander Mirza
- Sultan Sanjar
- Yazdan Baksh
- Mahmud d. before 1793
- Humay d. before 1793
- Gauhaw d. before 1793
- A daughter
- Najma Sultan Begum d. after 1765
- Vilayti Begum d. after 1833
Hazrat Begum 1741–1774
Hur-i-Jahan Begum
Huri Jahan
Sources
- Ludwig W. Adamec. Historical and Political Who's Who of Afghanistan. Graz, Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt, 1975. https://archive.org/details/dli.pahar.3469
- Christopher Buyers. The Royal Ark: Royal and Ruling Houses of Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas — Afghanistan. https://royalark.net/Afghanistan/afghan.htm
- Wikidata. https://www.wikidata.org/