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Husayn Ali Khan of Quba

d. 1758 · 18th century

Husayn Ali Khan was khan of Quba in the north-eastern Caucasus. After the death of Nader Shah in 1747 he ruled as an effectively independent khan and moved his seat to the new town of Quba. His son Fatali Khan, who succeeded him in 1758, made the Quba Khanate the strongest power in the region.

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Quba Khanate

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