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Miangul Jahanzeb
Miangul Jahanzeb was the second and last Wali of Swat, ruling from 1949 until the state was merged into Pakistan in 1969. The son of Miangul Abdul Wadud, he spent much of the state's revenue on schools, hospitals and colleges centred on Saidu Sharif, and Swat became known for its order and education among the princely states of the north-west.
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