Sarwar Sultana Begum
- As the sources spell it: Sarwar Sultana (Adamec 1975, Table 81); Second Wife The Ulya Hazrat or Seraj-ul-Khwatin Sarwar Sultana (Adamec 1975, Table 62); Sarwar Sultana Shaghasi (Wikidata Q25657536); Sarwar Sultana Begum (Royal Ark, barak13)
- Born: 1875 (Wikidata Q25657536)
- Born: 1875 at Kabul (Royal Ark, barak13)
- Died: 1965 (Wikidata Q25657536)
- Died: 1965 at Istanbul (Royal Ark, barak13)
- Ulya Hazrat (Adamec 1975, Table 81)
Family chart
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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:
- Adamec says so himself: his tables cross-refer from one entry to the other.
- Decided by this site: Habibullah's third wife in the Life (vol. 2, p. 11) 'is the step-daughter of Shagasi Sarwar Khan; her own father was the late Loi Naib': Adamec's Sarwar Sultana (T81/5, m. Amir Habibullah 62-2), daughter of Shaghasi Sher Dil of the Loynab family.
- Matched by this site: each source names this person as the spouse in the same marriage.
- Matched by this site: the spouse named in a marriage is the person with their own entry, which records the same marriage.
Parents
Shaghasi Sher Dil and Benazir Popolzai Wife (The Life of Abdur Rahman 1900, vol. 2, p. 11; Adamec 1975, Table 81)
Marriages and children
(3) Habibullah Khan 1872–1919
- Amanullah Khan 1892–1960
- Sahira Begum b. 1902
- Safia Begum b. 1904
- Razia Begum b. 1909
- Ubaidullah Khan 1915–1998
- Muhammad Ayyub Khan
- Ghulam Haidar Khan
- Mamlakat Khanum
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/