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Padishah
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Padishah 

the title of the monarch in several countries of the Middle East. First used in ancient Iran, the term was used for the ruler (sultan) of the Ottoman Empire beginning in the 15th century and was preserved in Turkey until the abolition of the sultanate in 1922. In Afghanistan the title was used from 1926 until the abolition of the monarchy in July 1973.
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Amir Padshah Rahmatzai Mangal, the provincial public health director, said five dead bodies and about 30 wounded has been received, and seven of the injured were children aged between 13 and 17.
Five killed in second Afghan suicide bomb: police by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
Padshah, his brother and son were killed in the assault.
Tribal elder among four killed in Kandahar by Pajhwok Afghan News (Kabul, Afghanistan)
Fighters of ousted Paktia governor Padshah Khan Zadran fired up to 500 rockets during a four-hour attack on Gardez.
British in firing line by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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