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Amanullah Khan

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Amanullah Khan (1892–1960)

Emir (ruler) of Afghanistan 1919–29, who assumed the title of king in 1926. Third son of Habibullah Khan, he seized the throne on his father's assassination and concluded a treaty with the British, but his policy of westernization led to rebellion in 1928. Amanullah had to flee, abdicated in 1929, and settled in Rome, Italy.
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