Musa Khan

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Musa Khan (* after 1859; † 1880 ) was interim emir of Afghanistan from December 1879 to March 1880 .

In October 1879, Emir Mohammed Yakub Khan abdicated after an uprising that led to the re-British occupation of Kabul after the murder of the British envoy Louis Cavagnari . He was followed on December 24, 1879 by his son Musa Khan, who was replaced by his brother Mohammed Ayub Khan in March 1880 .

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SURNAME Musa Khan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Emir of Afghanistan
DATE OF BIRTH after 1859
DATE OF DEATH after February 1880