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Abū al-Ghāzī Bahādur
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Also Known As Abulghazi Bahadur
Born August 24, 1603 • Urgench • khanate of Khiva
Died 1663 (aged 59) • Khiva • Uzbekistan
Title / Office khan (1644-1664), Khiva
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