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|styles = His Highness, Her Highness, His Royal Highness and Her Royal Highness | |styles = His Highness, Her Highness, His Royal Highness and Her Royal Highness | ||
|members = 455,000-1,000,000 | |members = 455,000-1,000,000 | ||
|other_families = Quraysh, De France family, Smith family, Bianchi family, House of [[Ashleigh family|Ashleigh]], Insaanistani royal family (also called Khan), House of Osman, House of Barakzai, Al-Maktoum, Al-Qasimi of Sharjah, [[Effendi Family|Effendi family]],[[Effendi family (legal dynasty)|Effendi legal dynasty]] and house of Kehrer ('''all''' connected by '''marriage''') as well as the Al-Danistarabi political dynasty and [[Fenwick family]] (connected by '''rivalry''') | |other_families = Quraysh, De France family, Smith family, Bianchi family, House of [[Ashleigh family|Ashleigh]], Insaanistani royal family (also called Khan), House of Osman, House of Barakzai, Al-Maktoum, Al-Qasimi of Sharjah, [[Effendi Family|Effendi family]],[[Effendi family (legal dynasty)|Effendi legal dynasty]] and house of Kehrer ('''all''' connected by '''marriage''') as well as the Al-Danistarabi political dynasty and [[Fenwick family]] (connected by '''rivalry''') | ||
|distinctions = [[Nişan De Onur]] and [[Prince-Regent of Sharifistan]] as well as Emir of many places | |distinctions = [[Nişan De Onur]] and [[Prince-Regent of Sharifistan]] as well as Emir of many places | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 29 January 2021
The Sharifistani royal family is a clan known as the Khan clan or House Of Khan was the family of the Prince-Regents of Sharifistan and of the Sultans of Sharifistan until Ed Ashleigh.
| Khan Sharifistani royal family (1922-2021) | |
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| Royal house (1922-2021), noble family (2021-) | |
| Parent family | Ghilzai tribe |
| Country | Islamic Sultanate of Sharifistan, Anatolian Pashtunistan, Baydor, Jordan, Al-Harreh Danistarab and Romextly |
| Etymology | from Pashto and Ottoman Turkish for "lord, ruler" |
| Place of origin | Greater Afghanistan |
| Current head | Emir Suleiman Muhammad Khan |
| Titles | innumerable titles including the Sultan of Sharifistan (1922-2021), Prince-Regent of Sharifistan (2020-2021), Pasha of Pashtunistan State (1922-2020), Sultan of Anatolian Pashtunistan (2020-) and Emir of Khan County (1922-). |
| Style(s) | His Highness, Her Highness, His Royal Highness and Her Royal Highness |
| Members | 455,000-1,000,000 |
| Connected families | Quraysh, De France family, Smith family, Bianchi family, House of Ashleigh, Insaanistani royal family (also called Khan), House of Osman, House of Barakzai, Al-Maktoum, Al-Qasimi of Sharjah, Effendi family,Effendi legal dynasty and house of Kehrer (all connected by marriage) as well as the Al-Danistarabi political dynasty and Fenwick family (connected by rivalry) |
| Distinctions | Nişan De Onur and Prince-Regent of Sharifistan as well as Emir of many places |
| Traditions | Islam, Islamic monarchism, Pashtunwali and allegiance to the Islamic Sultanate of Sharifistan |
| Motto | عندما تحكم بين الناس احكم بالعدل ("when you judge between people judge with justice") |
| Heirlooms | £12 billion, the Crown Jewels of Sharifistan and numerous antique swords as well as books in the Royal Library of Sharifistan |
| Website | Khan.Kabile.Sha |
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History
Part of the Ghilzai tribe, the Khans emigrated to Ottoman Turkey after the Conquest of Constantinople wishing to serve the Ottoman Army as cavalrymen (Sipahis). They swore alleigiance to the Ottoman Empire and to recognise it as a caliphate. A member of this family was appointed Pasha of Sipahistan (the province that later became Sharifistan). When Sharifistani independence was declared in 1922 Sultan Mehmet I of Sharifistan was chosen from this family. They ruled Sharifistan till 2021. During The Communist Invasion in 2020 most of the males in the family died and the royal house is now 64.5% female. During the family's history they married into royal families throughout the Islamic world as well as into four middle class families (the Ashleigh family, the De France family, the Bianchi family and the Smith family).
See also