Global InformationDiler Himmat Khan information
| Nawab Muzaffar-Jang Diler Himmat Khan | |
|---|---|
| Nawab of Farrukhabad Muzaffar Jang | |
 The Nawāb of Farrukhabad, Muzaffar Jang, smoking a hookah | |
| Nawab of Farrukhabad | |
| Reign | 1771-1796 |
| Predecessor | Ahmad Khan Bangash |
| Successor | Imdad Hussain Khan Bangash |
| Born | Diler Himmat Khan September 1757 - September 1758 |
| Died | 22 October 1796 |
| Issue | Rustam Ali Khan Bangash, Imdad Hussain Khan, seven daughters (see Issue) |
| House | Bangash |
| Father | Ahmad Khan Bangash |
| Religion | Islam |
Nawab Diler Himmat Khan, commonly known by his regnal name Muzaffar Jang (1771-1796) was the fourth Nawab or ruler of Farrukhabad, a kingdom in Medieval India. He succeeded his father Ahmad Khan Bangash as the ruler in 1771.[1][2][3][4][5]
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