Muhammed Akbar Khan, Crown Prince of Afghanistan

Muhammed Akbar Khan
Styles of; Muhammed Akbar Khan
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Muhammed Akbar Khan
Muhammed Akbar Khan
	Crown Prince of Afghanistan
Born	4 August 1933; Kabul, Afghanistan
Died	26 November 1942 (aged 9); Kabul, Afghanistan
House	House of Barakzai
Father	Mohammed Zahir Shah
Mother	Humaira Begum
Religion	Sunni Islam

Muhammed Akbar Khan, Crown Prince of Afghanistan (4 August 1933 in Arg-i-Shahi, Kabul - 26 November 1942 in Kabul) was the first son of Mohammed Zahir Shah, the former King of Afghanistan, and the heir apparent to the throne of Afghanistan during his lifetime.

Biography

He was educated at Esteqlal High School in Kabul.

He died in 1942 and his younger brother Ahmad Shah Khan became Crown Prince.

Ancestry

Ancestors of Muhammed Akbar Khan, Crown Prince of Afghanistan

16. Sardar Mohammad Yahya Khan, Governor of Kabul

8. Sardar Mohammed Yusuf Khan, Governor of Herat

17. Hamdan Sultana Begum

4. Mohammed Nadir Shah

18. Ali Ahmad Mirza, Khan Bahadur

9. Sharaf Sultana Hukumat Begum

2. Mohammed Zahir Shah

20. Sardar Mohammad Yahya Khan, Governor of Kabul (= 16)

10. Sardar Muhammad Asif Khan

21. Hamdan Sultana Begum (= 17)

5. Mah Parwar Begum

22. (= 26)

11. Murwarid Begum

23. (= 27)

1. Muhammed Akbar Khan

24. Sardar Mohammad Yahya Khan, Governor of Kabul (= 16)

12. Sardar Muhammad Asif Khan (= 10)

25. Hamdan Sultana Begum (= 17)

6. Sardar Ahmad Shah Khan

26. (= 22)

13. Murwarid Begum (= 11)

27. (= 23)

3. Humaira Begum

28. Loinab Sher Dil Khan, Governor of Balkh

14. Loinab Khush Dil Khan, Governor of Kabul and Kandahar

7. Zarin Begum

30. Sardar Dost Mohammad Khan

15. Sahira Begum

31. A daughter of Sardar Agha Muhammad Khan Qizilbash

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