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Shah Shujah Durrani (Q457944)

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Emir of Afghanistan (1839-1842) and ruler of the Durrani Empire (1803-1809)
  • Ahmad Shah Abdali had 8 sons 1, Prince Sulaiman,2 Amir Taimur Shah, 3 Prince Shahab,4 Prince Sanger,5 Prince Yazdan Baksh, 6 Prince Sikandar, 7, Prince Daraab,8 Prince Pervaiz
  • .Government:Ahmad Shah Abdali 1747 to 1772Timur Shah 1772 to 1793 Zaman Shah 1793 to 1801 Muhammad Shah 1801 to 1803 Shah Shuja 1803 to 1809
  • Ali Shah 1818 to 1819Ayub Shah in 1819 to 1823.Amir Ayub Shah deposed and killed his brother Ali Shah Durrani from the throne and ascended the throne himself. His Son Sardar Allah Yar was transferred/Shifted to North of Afghanistan
  • now known as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Province of Pakistan and with it, the battles for the throne between the grandsons of Ahmad Shah Abdali or Durrani deprived the Durrani family of the throne and crown of Afghanistan
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    Shah Shujah Durrani
    Emir of Afghanistan (1839-1842) and ruler of the Durrani Empire (1803-1809)
    • Ahmad Shah Abdali had 8 sons 1, Prince Sulaiman,2 Amir Taimur Shah, 3 Prince Shahab,4 Prince Sanger,5 Prince Yazdan Baksh, 6 Prince Sikandar, 7, Prince Daraab,8 Prince Pervaiz
    • .Government:Ahmad Shah Abdali 1747 to 1772Timur Shah 1772 to 1793 Zaman Shah 1793 to 1801 Muhammad Shah 1801 to 1803 Shah Shuja 1803 to 1809
    • Ali Shah 1818 to 1819Ayub Shah in 1819 to 1823.Amir Ayub Shah deposed and killed his brother Ali Shah Durrani from the throne and ascended the throne himself. His Son Sardar Allah Yar was transferred/Shifted to North of Afghanistan
    • now known as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Province of Pakistan and with it, the battles for the throne between the grandsons of Ahmad Shah Abdali or Durrani deprived the Durrani family of the throne and crown of Afghanistan

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