Sher Ali Khan
- As the sources spell it: Amir Sher Ali Khan (Royal Ark, barak10; Royal Ark, barak8; Royal Ark, durrani1); Amir Shir Ali (Adamec 1975, Table 48; Adamec 1975, Table 69; Adamec 1975, Table 70; Adamec 1975, Table 70A; Adamec 1975, Table 70B; Adamec 1975, Table 70C; Adamec 1975, Table 70D); Amir Sher Ali (Adamec 1975, Table 71; Adamec 1975, Table 72); Amir Shere Ali Khan (The Life of Abdur Rahman 1900, vol. 2, p. 12); Sher Ali Khan (Wikidata Q40427)
- Born: 1825 (Royal Ark, barak10)
- Born: 1825 (Royal Ark, durrani1; Wikidata Q40427)
- Died: 21 February 1879 at Mazar-i-Sharif (Royal Ark, barak10)
- Died: 1879 (Adamec 1975, Table 69)
- Died: 21 February 1879 (Wikidata Q40427)
- Died: 21 February 1879 at Mazar-i-Sharif (Royal Ark, durrani1)
- Reigned: 1863 - 1866 and 1868 - 1879 (Royal Ark, barak10)
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Encyclopaedia entry: Sher Ali Khan
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Parents
Dost Muhammad Khan 1792–1863 and Khadija Begum (Adamec 1975, Table 48; Royal Ark, barak10; Wikidata Q40427)
Marriages and children
(1) Khurshid Begum
- Agha Khanum b. 1869
- Muhammad Ali Khan d. 1865
(2) Bibi Narinj
(3) Maryam Begum
- Muhammad Yaqub Khan 1849–1923
- Muhammad Ayyub Khan 1857–1914
- Sarah Begum
(4) Aisha Begum
(5) a Nuristani consort
(6) a Safi wife
- Muhammad Ibrahim Khan d. 1904
(7) a daughter of H.E. Sardar Mir Afzal Khan
(8) Bibi Bobbo Jan
Nuristani Consort
- Abdur Rahman Khan b. 1866
Sources
- Abdur Rahman Khan; edited by Mir Munshi Sultan Mahomed Khan. The Life of Abdur Rahman, Amir of Afghanistan, vol. 2. London, John Murray, 1900. https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.283094
- 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/