Begum, Atia (German) (b. )

Note: She was a german lady

Note: Believed to have married a german names 'Kremer'

Note: No issues

Event: Type: Notes (Facts Pg)
Place: No issues

Event: Type: Title (Facts Pg)
Place: Hakeem

Occupation: Place: Hikmat

Ordination: Place: Hikmat

Note: Unmarried

Note: He was Madarul Muham (Home Secretary) to Nawab Qaroli, Finance Minister Kuta Bundi (Rajputana). Was Governor of Kashmir.

Note: He was also known as Mirza Daula.

Event: Type: Nick Name
Place: Mirza Daulah

Note: "Hakeem" - Founder of "Dawakhana Hakeem Ajmal Khan" in Pakistan in 1947.

Event: Type: Title (Facts Pg)
Place: Hakeem

Occupation: Place: Hikmat

Note: His greatest achievement was the translation of "Bostan-e-Khial" by Mohammad Taqi 'Khial', from persian to urdu. He used to be known lovingly by the people of Delhi as "Chotay Khawjum Sahib. Died on 14th Shaban 1292 Hijra at the age of 72 years. Reference from "Mazameen-e-Farhat", Vol.4.

Event: Type: Nick Name
Place: Khawaja Aman

Note: Poet " Raqim"

Event: Type: Pen Name
Place: Raqim

Note: His parents died in early childhood. He migrated with his uncle Nasarullah Beg and Abdullah Beg from Badakshan to Bokhara and then to India with Mirza Jewan Beg's family. Notes taken from "Mazameen-e-Farhat" Volume 4.

Note: He was the eldest son of Khawja Haji Khan. He married in Delhi, but his wife died within a year of marriage. He did not marry again. He was also known lovingly as "Bary Khawjum Sahib" by the people of Delhi. He was burried in the family graveyard in Kadum Shareef, Delhi. Notes taken from Mazameen-e-Farhet, Vol. 4.

Event: Type: Nick Name
Place: Khawaja Jan

Note: Mirza Jewan Beg belong to Barlas Tribe of Badakshan. He was decendent of Hazret Sabazposh whose Mosoleum is still in Badakshan.

According to Mirza Farfhetullah Beg in Mazameen Farhet, Volume 4, page 197, in the Foot Note 1, Mirza Jewan Beg had two other sons name Allah Dad Khan, and Khuda Dad Khan who were left in Badakshan, and their decendents are still in Badakshan.

The parents of son in law of Mirza Jewan Beg, Khawja Haji Khan, husband of Ameerunnisa Begum mirgrated to India with family of Mirza Jewan Beg.

Note: He married the maternal niece of Hakim Momin Khan Momin. Ref: Mazameen-e-Farhet, Vol:4.
His title was Muqarab-ul-Doulah Moazez-ul-Mulik Dilawar Jung Bhadar.

Note: He married the sister of Famous poet "Asadaullah Khan Ghalib"

Note: "Maaroof"

Event: Type: Pen Name
Place: Maaroof

Note: Also known as Sarwar-ul-Mulk Bahadur

Note: Also known as Mirza Daulah.

Note: Maki

Note: Maki