🏰 1. State of Bahawalpur

• One of the most prominent princely states
• Ruled by the Abbasi Nawabs

Notable Royals:

• Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan V
• Salahuddin Abbasi

🏰 2. State of Khairpur (Sindh)

• Ruled by the Talpur Mirs

Notable Royals:

• Mir Ali Murad Khan Talpur II

🏰 3. State of Kalat (Balochistan)

• One of the most historically significant Baloch kingdoms

Notable Royals:

• Ahmad Yar Khan Ahmedzai
• Mir Suleiman Dawood Jan Ahmedzai

🏰 4. State of Swat

• Often called the “Swat Kingdom”

Notable Royals:

• Miangul Abdul Wadud
• Miangul Jahanzeb

🏰 5. State of Hunza

• A mountain kingdom in Gilgit-Baltistan

Notable Royals:

• Muhammad Jamal Khan
• Ghazanfar Ali Khan

🏰 6. State of Nagar

• Neighboring Hunza, also ruled by a Mir

Notable Royals:

• Shaukat Ali Khan

🏰 7. State of Chitral

• Ruled by the Kator dynasty

Notable Royals:

• Muzaffar ul-Mulk
• Saifur Rehman

🏰 8. State of Dir

• A princely state in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Notable Royals:

• Shah Jehan Khan

🏰 9. State of Amb

• Ruled by the Tanoli Nawabs

Notable Royals:

• Muhammad Farid Khan

🏰 10. Makran & Las Bela States

• Important Baloch princely states

Notable Royals:

• Ghaus Bakhsh Raisani

🧭 Key Notes

• These states acceded to Pakistan between 1947–1974
• Royal titles like Nawab, Mir, Khan, Wali, Mehtar are still used socially
• Many descendants remain influential in politics and society

✨ Summary

Pakistan’s “royalty” today is:

Influential (politics, landownership, heritage)

Historical (princely states)

Cultural (titles and lineage)