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AMĀNALLĀH
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(1892-1961), ruler of Afghanistan (1919-29), first with the title of amir and from 1926 on with that of shah. A version of this article is available in print Volume I, Fascicle 9, pp. 921-923
AMĀNALLĀH (1892-1961), ruler of Afghanistan (1919-29), first with the title of amir and from 1926 on with that of shah. He was the third son of Amir Ḥabīballāh, who was assassinated on 20 February 1919 when Amānallāh was serving as governor of Kabul with control over the army and the royal treasury, an advantage that aided him to succeed in…
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Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2013-01-29
