File:Shah Mahmud Hotak of Afghanistan.jpg

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Description Shah Mahmud Hotak, son of Mirwais Khan Hotak from Kandahar in Afghanistan, defeated the Persian Empire (Shia Safavids) in early 1700s and became King of Persia in 1722.
Date before 1970
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Source http://www.pajhwok.com/en/photo/111348
Author Maulvi Abdurab Ahadi
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