Nasrullah Khan

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Nasrullah Khan was a 19th-century emir of Bukhara from the Manghit dynasty, known for his conservative rule and resistance to Russian expansion in Central Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century ruler
Emir of Bukhara
monarch
centuryOfActivity 19th century
conflict Russian expansion in Central Asia
continent Asia
countryRuled Emirate of Bukhara
linked to: Khanate of Bukhara
dynasty Manghit dynasty
familyName Khan
givenName Nasrullah
governmentForm absolute monarchy
historicalPeriod Great Game
knownFor conservative rule
resistance to Russian expansion in Central Asia
languageOfCourt Chagatai Turkic
Persian
linked to: Persian language
nobleFamily Manghit
opponent Russian Empire
partOf Manghit rule in Bukhara
placeOfRule Bukhara
linked to: Bukhara, Uzbekistan
policy maintenance of traditional institutions
resistance to foreign influence
positionHeld Emir of Bukhara
predecessor Haydar bin Shahmurad
region Central Asia
reignEnd 1860
reignStart 1827
religion Islam
successor Muzaffar al-Din bin Nasrullah
title Emir
linked to: Emirs

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Manghit dynasty notableRuler Nasrullah Khan
Manghit producedRuler Nasrullah Khan
Manghit clan notableRuler Nasrullah Khan