Dost Mahommed Khan (4241 bytes)
1: '''Dost Mahommed Khan''' ([[1793]] - [[June 9]], [[1863]]) founded the ...
3: ...ided among Fatteh Khan's brothers. Of these, Dost Mahommed received [[Ghazni]], to which in 1826 he added [[...
5: ...t to recover his kingdom. He was defeated by Dost Mahommed under the walls of [[Kandahar]], but Ranjit Singh...
7: ...ckland]], to respond to the amir's advances. Dost Mahommed was enjoined to abandon the attempt to recover [[...
9: ... [[Hindu Kush]]. Closely followed by the British, Dost was driven to extremities, and on [[November 4]],...

Lo dost (37 bytes)
1: {{copyvio|url=http://www.lodost.com}}

Mahommed Ghaus (3620 bytes)
4: ...or with his forces, then Subedar of Gwalior Tatar khan refused to surrender Gwalior fort to him. But Dau...

Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan (2839 bytes)
1: ...han Abdul Ghaffar Khan''' (also known as '''Bacha Khan''') ([[1890]] - [[January 20]], [[1988]]) was a [...
3: Ghaffar Khan was a Pathan (or Pushtun) and was educated in a s...
5: Ghaffar Khan’s goal was a united, independent, secular [...
7: ...on as the Badshah Khan – the “khan of khans”. Throughout his life, he never lost fait...
9: Ghaffar Khan died in [[Peshawar]] in [[1988]] and was buried i...

Khan (2058 bytes)
1: ...ople named Khan, see [[List of people by name: Kh#Khan-Khay]]''.
3: ...[Turkish language|Turkish]]. A khan controls a '''khanate'''. Whenever appropriate, it is also translate...
5: ...gol]] [[Genghis Khan]], and his grandson [[Kublai Khan]]: the former founded the [[Mongol Empire]] and t...
7: ...han of Khans"); other rulers are referred to as ''Khan''.
9: The title ''Khan'' was among numerous titles used by the [[sultan]...

F M Khan (1608 bytes)
1: '''F. M. Khan''' ([[1930]]-[[2002]]) was born in [[Bargu]], a s...
5: ...ed person he visited most countries of the world. Khan had the friendship of the most prominent families...

F. M. Khan (1648 bytes)
1: '''F. M. Khan''' ([[1930]]-[[2002]]) was born in [[Bargu]], a s...
5: ...ed person he visited most countries of the world. Khan had the friendship of the most prominent families...
12: [[Category:Pakistani people|Khan, FM]]

Karim Khan (1429 bytes)
1: '''Karim Khan Zand''' ([[Persian language|Persian]]: ک&#1...
3: ...e Karim Khan, [[Abdolfath Khan]] and [[Ali Mardan Khan]] reached an agreement to divide the country betw...
5: ...Abdolfath khan. Then Karim Khan killed Ali Mardan Khan and invaded all Iran except [[Khorasan]], respect...
9: ...effectively as he had done, until [[Agha Mohammad Khan]] came to power.
13: *[http://www.qajarpages.org/karimkhan.html Karim Khan's portrait]

Imran Khan (4630 bytes)
6: name = Imran Khan |
7: picture = imran_khan.jpeg |
35: ...cricinfo.com/link_to_database/PLAYERS/PAK/I/IMRAN_KHAN_07001383/
37: '''Imran Khan''' (Mohammad Imran Khan Niazi, born [[November 25]] [[1952]]) was a [[Pak...
39: Khan is seen as Pakistan's finest ever [[all-rounder]]...

Arif Khan (243 bytes)
1: '''Arif Khan''' was a [[Taliban]] [[warlord]] in [[Afghanistan...
8: [[Category:2000 deaths|Khan, Arif]]

Haman Khan (827 bytes)
1: '''Haman Khan''' (ハマーン・&#124...
4: [[Category:Gundam characters|Khan, Haman]]

Mohsin Khan (102 bytes)
4: [[Category:Pakistani bowlers|Mohsin Khan]]

Altan Khan (1962 bytes)
1: '''Altan Khan''' ([[1507]]-[[1582]]), whose given name was '''A...
3: ...ght Wing and was given the title "Tösheetü Sechen Khan."
5: ...th Altan in exchange for giving the title "Gegeen Khan" to him.
7: ...during the lama's second visit. It was the Altan Khan who created and bestowed the title of ''Dalai Lam...
9: ...was forced to grant special trading rights to the khanate which further strengthened it economically.

Preah Khan (309 bytes)
1: '''Preah Khan''' at [[Angkor]], [[Cambodia]] was built in 1191 ...

Zardad Khan (2850 bytes)
1: '''Zardad Khan''' (born c. [[1963]]) (aka '''Zardad Faryadi Sarw...
5: Khan entered London in [[2000]] and ran a pizza parlor...
7: ...as kept in a cave with a chain around his neck by Khan.
19: The presiding judge was Justice Treacy. Khan's counsel was [[Anthony Jennings]].
26: ...htm Some firsthand accounts by Afghanis of Zardad Khan's activities]

Akhmat Khan (999 bytes)
1: ...med) Khan''' (? - [[January 6]],[[1481]]) was a [[khan]] of the [[Big Horde]] between [[1465]] and 1481.
3: ... the Horde by rising against his brother [[Mahmud Khan]], who had been its ruler since [[1459]]. In [[14...
5: ...]], Akhmat Khan and his men were killed by [[Ibak Khan]] of [[Tyumen]] and [[Nogai|Nogai Tatars]] at the...
7: [[Category:1481 deaths|Khan, Akhmat]]
8: [[Category:Mongol Khans]]

Salman Khan (1561 bytes)
1: '''Salman Khan''' (born [[December 27]], [[1965]]) is a [[Bollyw...
3: ...[Indore]], [[Madhya Pradesh]]. His father [[Salim Khan]] is a successful screenplay writer. Salman's bro...
33: ...5/ Internet Movie Database (IMDb) entry of Salman Khan]
34: * [http://salmankhan.net/ Salman Khan :: Official Site]
35: * [http://salmanonline.net/ Salman Khan Online]

Jahangir Khan (3304 bytes)
1: ...he 1957 British Open Champion, and then by Rehmat Khan, who guided Jahangir through most of his career. ...
13: ...the scene to challenge the domination of Jahangir Khan. Jansher lost the first two matches he faced Jaha...
20: * [[Jansher Khan]]
24: [[Category:1963 births|Khan, Jahangir]]

Dschinghis Khan (2396 bytes)
1: ...e of the band is the German spelling of [[Genghis Khan]], and was chosen to fit the song of the same nam...
13: ...ly different lineup and the new name ''Dschinghis Khan Family''. However they failed to qualify for the ...
17: In 2004, Dschinghis Khan's 1979 single "Moskau" became a surprise hit on t...
21: *Dschinghis Khan (1979)
28: *Dschinghis Khan (1979)

Sattar Khan (552 bytes)
1: ... Mohammad Ali deposed. Upon his return to Tabriz, Khan was treated as a national hero.

<< Prev 20 Result Pages:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  Next 20 >>