Banganapalle
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Banganapalle (également appelée Banagana Palli) est une ville de l'État d'Andhra Pradesh, en Inde. Entre 1790 et 1948, Banganapalle était la capitale d'un état princier du même nom. La ville est réputée pour ses mangues dont un cultivar porte d'ailleurs son nom.
La ville
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La principauté
Annexée par Hyderabad de 1831 à 1848, Banganapalle fut administrée par les Britanniques. En 1948, le souverain Gholam Ali Khan IV rejoignit l'Inde indépendante.
Dirigeants
Kiladars
- 1665 - 1686 : Mohammed-Beg Khan (+1686)
- 1686 - 1759 : Faiz Ali Khan (+1759)
- 1759 - 1769 : Fazl Ali Khan II (v.1749-1769)
- 1769 - 1783 : Hussein Ali Khan Ier
- 1783 - 1822 : Gholam Alî Khân Ier (+1825)
- 1822 - 1832 : Hussein Ali Khan II (+1848)
- 1832 - 1848 : annexion par Hyderabad
- 1848 : Hussein Alî Khân II (rétabli)
- 1848 - 1868 : Gholam Mohammad Alî Khân II (+1868)
- 1868 - 1876 : Fath Alî Khân (1849-1905)
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Ex-principauté de
Banganapalle |
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| Fondateur |
Asad Alî Khân et
Ghulam Alî Khân |
| Fondée en |
1790 |
| Dynastie |
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| Religion |
chiisme |
| Superficie |
712 km² |
| Salve |
9 coups de canon |
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- 1876 - 1905 : Fath Alî Khân
- 1905 - 1922 : Gholam Alî Khân III (1874-1922)
- 1922 - 1948 : Fazl Alî Khân III (1901-1948)
- 1948 : Gholam Ali Khan IV (1925-1983)
Chefs de la Maison Royale (nawabs titulaires)
- 1948-1983 : Gholam Ali Khan IV
- 1983 - : Fazl Ali Khan IV, né en 1959
Voir aussi
Articles connexes
Liens externes
Catégories :
- Histoire du monde indien
- Ville de l'Andhra Pradesh
- Principauté des Indes
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