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Muhammad Nazim Khan
Muhammad Nazim Khan was mir of Hunza in the Karakoram from 1892 until his death in 1938. After a British force defeated Hunza and Nagar in 1891 and his half-brother Safdar Ali Khan fled to China, the British installed him as ruler. During his long reign Hunza kept ties with both British India and China.
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