Abd al-Samad Khan

Not to be confused with Abd al-Samad.

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Abd-us-Samad Khan
Detail of Abd-us-Samad Khān, from a painting of him being received by emperor Jahāndār Shah
Governor of Lahore
In office 1713–1726