Talk:Mukarram Jah

message: His father only died in 1970, so why did he become pretender in 1967? john k 19:40, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: No, his father died in 1967. This was the year Barkat Ali Khan Mukarram Jah became the 8th titular Nizam of Hyderabad or pretender. And where he is? Read the side and see the links, I would say. There you will get your answer. Demophon (talk) 03:42, 15 August 2008 (UTC)
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message: http://www.royalark.net/India/hyder12.htm
m. (first) at London, 12th April 1959 (sep. 1973, and div. at Perth, Western Australia, 1981) Nawab Esra Begum Sahiba [H.H. Princess Esra Jah] (b. at London, 1939; m. second, B.A. Hanin, and had further issue, two sons and one daughter), educ. London Univ, Patron Princess Esra Hospital, Princess Esra Medical Aid Soc (Hyderabad), Founder Friend of the Razumovsky Trust (London) 2005, Dir SEDEF Trustee Co Pvt Ltd since 2002, etc, née Esra Yegane Birgen, daughter of Sheref Birgen, research chemist, by his wife, Reyan Şehsuvaroğlu, daughter of Hüseyin Siret Özsever [Hüseyin Cahit], the poet, by his wife, Yegane Khanum, daughter of Field Marshal H.H. Damad Fathi Ahmad Pasha, of Rhodes, sometime Minister for War.
m. (second) at Perth, Western Australia, 1979 (relig.) and March 1980 (civil) (sep. 1987), Helen Simmonds (b. 26th August 1948; d. at the Royal Perth Hospital, Western Australia, 13th May 1989), styled Ayesha Begum Sahiba 1979-1987, previously employed with the drama division of the BBC and a former airline hostess, daughter of John Simmonds, a retired steel corporation mngr. 
m. (third) at the Chiraan Palace, Hyderabad, August 1990 (nikah) (div. at Geneva, Switzerland, 1994), Manolya-i-Nur Begum Sahiba [Princess Manolya Jah] (b. 1955), née Manolya Onur, educ. Univ of the Sorbonne, Paris, France, Miss Turkey 1975 & 1976, Turkish Miss Universe candidate in 1976, former wife of Süha Özgermi. 
m. (fourth) at Havelock House, West Perth, Australia, August 1993 (div. December 1993) Jameela Bourgos (b. 1971) or Jamila Boularous, styled Jamila Begum Sahiba, a former air hostess and bank attendant from Morocco. 
m. (fifth) at Hyderabad, 16th February 1995, Orchedi Begum Sahiba [Princess Orchid Jah] (b. 1958), née Ayesha Orkide, a Turkish national.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Geethanjali (talk • contribs) 12:21, 7 April 2015 (UTC)
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message: There is also a popular story much known among the older hyderabadi generation which goes like Mukarram Jah had once slapped Rajiv Gandhi over a heated dispute, so the price slapped Rajiv gandhi, responding to which, gandhi threatened to get the prince killed once he becomes the minister. This is the major reason why mukarram jah has stayed out of india since then.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.98.152.56 (talk) 22:14, 2 November 2021 (UTC)
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