Nasrullah Khan (Afghanistan)

Nasrullah Khan
Nasrullah Khan
Emir of Afghanistan; Commander of the Faithful; Deputy of the Sultanate; Pillar of the State
	Nasrullah Khan in 1919
Emir of Afghanistan
Reign	21 February 1919 – 28 February 1919
Coronation	21 February 1919; Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Predecessor	Habibullah Khan
Successor	Amanullah Khan
Born	7 April 1875; Samarkand, Russian Turkestan
Died	31 May 1920 (aged 45); Kabul, Emirate of Afghanistan
Burial	Koh-e Asamai, Kabul, Afghanistan
Spouse	5 wives and 5 consorts Bilqis Koko Jan; Bilqis Begum; A daughter of General Faramurz Khan; Jahan Ara Begum; Habiya Alia Begum; Laila Begum; Shirin; Gulshan; Marjan; A Shighnani consort ;
Issue	11 sons and 15 daughters Azizullah Khan Ziai; Jamal ud-Din Khan; Mohammad Akram Khan; Mohammad Ghaffar Khan; Saifullah Khan; Ataullah Khan Nasser-Zia; Azimullah Khan; Ruhullah Khan; Abdul Rauf Khan; Ghulam Mohammad Khan; Abdul Salim Khan; Zainab Khanum; Ruh Afza Khanum; Hajira Sardar Begum; Humaira Khanum I; Siddiqa Khanum; Ruqaiya Khanum; Hafsa Khanum; Azra Khanum; Saleha Begum; Humaira Khanum; Amina Begum; Hanifa Khanum; Aliya Begum; Aisha Begum; Hamida Begum ;
Father	Abdur Rahman Khan
Mother	Asal Begum
Military career
Conflicts	1919 Afghan coup d'état (POW)

Nasrullah Khan Barakzai GCMG (1874 – May 1920), sometimes spelt as Nasr Ullah Khan, was shahzada (crown prince) of Afghanistan and second son of Emir Abdur Rahman Khan. He held the throne of Afghanistan as Emir for one week, from 21 to 28 February 1919, until Habibullah's son Amanullah staged a coup against his uncle.