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Gilgit state established in remote (legendary) antiquity.
1842 - 1846
Occupied by Sikhs.
1846 Gilgit
becomes subject to Jammu, later Jammu and Kashmir.
18.. - 1860
Ruled by Chitral.
1860 Restored to Jammu and Kashmir. |
01 Nov 1947
Islamic Republic of Gilgit proclaimed
(claiming the area
of Gilgit-Baltistan, several princely
states, Kargil & Ladakh),
with
the aim of joining
Pakistan.
16 Nov 1947 Pakistan take possession. |
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- Rulers (title Raas)
- Ali Sher Khan
- Resho Wazir
- Habib Khan
- Malika Jawar Khatun (female)............................1689
- 1705
- Raja Shah Gauritham.....................................1705
- 1800
- Sulaiman Shah (1st
time)................................1800 -
1802
- Raja
Muhammad Khan......................................1802 - 1822
- Raja Abbas Khan (Raja Asghar Khan or Yasin
?)...........1822 - 1825
- Sulaiman Shah (2nd time)................................1825
- 1826
- Malika Sahibnuma (female)...............................1826
- 1828
- Azad
Shah of Purnial
(Regent)......................1826 - 182.
- Raja Tahir Shah of Nagar (Regent)..................182.
- 1828 and then...
- Raja Tahir
Shah.........................................1828 - 1836
- Raja Sikandar
Shah......................................1836 - 1840
- Gohar Aman..............................................1840
- 1842
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Occupied by
Sikhs.......................................1842 - 1846
- Raja Karim Khan....................................1842
- 1844
- Raja Muhammad Khan
II..............................1844 - 1847
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Jammu...................................................1846 - ?
- Raja Malik Aman....................................1847 - 1848
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Chitral....................................................?
- 1860
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Jammu and
Kashmir.......................................1860 - 1947
- President
- Raja Shah Rais Khan..............................01
Nov 1947 - 16 Nov 1947
- On 26 October 1947, Maharaja Hari Singh of
Jammu and Kashmir, faced with a tribal invasion by Pakistan, signed the
Instrument of Accession, joining India. Gilgit's population did not
favour the State's accession to India. Sensing their discontent, Major
William Brown, the Maharaja's commander of the Gilgit Scouts, mutinied
on 01 November 1947, overthrowing the Governor Ghansara Singh. The
bloodless coup d'état was planned by Brown to the last detail under the
code name `Datta Khel'. A provisional government (Aburi Hakoomat) was
established by the Gilgit locals with Raja Shah Rais Khan as the
president and Mirza Hassan Khan as the commander-in-chief. However,
Major Brown had already telegraphed Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan asking
Pakistan to take over. The Pakistani political agent, Khan Mohammad Alam
Khan, arrived on 16 November and took over the administration of Gilgit.
Historian Yaqiob Khan Bangash concludes that the people of Gilgit,
Chilas, Koh Ghizr, Ishkoman, Yasin, Punial, Hunza and Nagar joined
Pakistan by their own choice.
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Pakistan.........................................16 Nov 1947 - date
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- British
Political Agent for Gilgit
- John Biddulph...........................................1878
- 1881
- Agency closed from 1881 to 1889.
- Algernon George Arnold
Durand....................17 Jul 1889 - 01 Nov 1893
- A.M.C. Bruce (acting)............................02
Nov 1893 - 26 Jan 1894
- George Scott
Robertson...........................27 Jan 1894 - 28 Jul 1896
- S.H. Godfrey.....................................29
Jul 1896 - 13 Aug 1897
- Arthur Henry MacMahon............................14
Aug 1897 - 30 Sep 1898
- John Manners
Smith...............................01 Oct 1898 - 21 Oct 1901
- William H.M.S.
Stewart...........................22 Oct 1901 - 18 Oct 1903
- Bertrand Evelyn Mollish
Gurdon...................19 Oct 1903 - 04 Oct 1906
- A.F. Bruce.......................................15
Oct 1906 - Apr 1908
- A.D. Macpherson (1st time,
acting)..................Apr 1908 - Oct
1908
- Armine Brereton
Dew..............................28 Oct 1908 - 29 May 1911
- A.D. Macpherson (2nd
time).......................30 May 1911 -
12 Oct 1916
- E.H.C. James.....................................13
Oct 1916 - 20 May 1917
- C.A.
Smith.......................................21 May 1917 - 22 Sep 1920
- D.C.R. Lorimer...................................23
Sep 1920 - 20 Sep 1924
- Gordon
Loch......................................21 Sep 1924 - 10 Oct 1927
- Herbert J.
Todd..................................11 Oct 1927 - 28 Sep 1931
- George Van Baerle Gillan.........................29
Sep 1931 - 21 Sep 1934
- George Kirkbride.................................22
Sep 1934 - 04 Oct 1937
- Ian W.
Galbraith.................................05 Oct 1937 - 13 Jun 1939
- R.K.M. Battye (acting)...........................14
Jun 1939 - 02 Oct 1939
- G.C.L. Crichton..................................03
Oct 1942 - 08 Jul 1942
- Evelyn H.
Cobb...................................08 Jul 1942 - 05 Sep 1945
- R.N.
Bacon.......................................05 Sep 1945 - 31 Jul 1947
- Governor
(for the Maharaja of
Jammu and Kashnmir)
- Ghansara Singh...................................01
Aug 1947 - 01 Nov 1947
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