Mir Afzal Khan

As the sources spell it: Mir Afzal Khan (Royal Ark, barak3); Mir Afzal (Adamec 1975, Table 73; Adamec 1975, Table 73A; Adamec 1975, Table 73B; Adamec 1975, Table 73C; Adamec 1975, Table 73D; Adamec 1975, Table 73E)
Wali of Qandahar (Adamec 1975, Table 73B; Adamec 1975, Table 73C; Adamec 1975, Table 73D; Adamec 1975, Table 73E)

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Parents

Pur Dil Khan 1785–before 1830 and a Barakzai lady (Adamec 1975, Table 73; Adamec 1975, Table 73A; Adamec 1975, Table 73B; Adamec 1975, Table 73C; Adamec 1975, Table 73D; Adamec 1975, Table 73E; Royal Ark, barak3)

Marriages and children

(1) a Ghilzai lady

(2) a Qizilbashi lady

Ghulam Muhammad Khan

(3) a Hazara consort

(4) Hajira Begum

(5) Fifth Wife

(6) a lady from Farah

(7) a Sakzai lady

(8) name not recorded

Ruqaiya Sultan Begum

(9) Ninth Wife Hajera, Barakzai

(10) Tenth Wife a Baluchi

Abdul Hamid Khan

(11) Eleventh Wife a Hazara

(12) name not recorded

with the other parent not recorded

First Wife

Third Wife

Abdullah Khan

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