Prince Muhammad Wazir Khan Signed Manuscript Princely India Royalty Royal Seal for Sale

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Prince Muhammad Wazir Khan Signed Manuscript Princely India Royalty Royal Seal:
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LOT-G404. For your consideration is an exceedingly rare and historically important original antique c.1839 British Raj period royal Princely State of Tonk manuscript berat / firman / farman document in the name of Muhammad Wazir Khan, hand-signed/initialed by Muhammad Khan. Royal autograph is manuscript hand-signed in black ink. Royal Islamic manuscript document features the royal negative seal signature of Prince Khan, also in black ink.

Prince Muhammad Wazir Khan signed royal document is original. Manuscript document is handwritten. The paper type is laid. Condition is original. Original folds. Minor paper loss. Princely India royal manuscript document measures approximately 7.25\" x 13.25\". Royal privy seal of Prince Muhammad Khan, Princely State of Tonk. Content untranslated. Verso signed and inscribed. Museum quality. It\'s one of a kind. Authentic and correct.

Muhammad Wazir Khan (reigned 1834–1864) was the second ruler of the princely state of Tonk (in the present day, Rajasthan state of India).

He was the son of Muhammad Amir Khan, whom he succeeded. During the Indian Rebellion of 1857, he allied himself with the British and repulsed rebels.

Tonk was a Princely State of India at the time of the British Raj. The town of Tonk, which was the capital of the state, had a population of 273,201 in 1901. The town was surrounded by a wall and boasted a mud fort. It had a high school, the Walter hospital for women, under a matron, and a separate hospital for men. It has a bridge on river Banas.

Amir Khan was originally enlisted by the Holkar dynasty in 1806. Tonk and the surrounding regions were captured from Jaipur State and rewarded to Amir Khan for his services. In 1817, the British acknowledged Amir Khan as the ruler of Tonk on the condition that he disbanded his army. The army of Amir Khan consisted of 52 battalions of infantry, 15,000 Pashtun cavalry, and 150 artillery. Amir Khan surrendered on the condition that the British enlisted his men and buy his artillery. Rampura and Aligarh were presented as gift by the British to Amir Khan for his cooperation. It was the only princely state of Rajasthan with a Muslim ruling dynasty.