Amrullah Khan Kashkuli
Born
about 1897. Fourth son of late Haji Muhammad Karim Khan Kashkuli, the deputy
for the Qashqai to the 1st Majlis, and towards the end of his life
an influential counsellor of the Ilkhanis. In 1918 after the death of Muhammad
Ali Khan, was appointed Kalantar of the Kashkulis and became an object of
dislike to Soulat-ud-Douleh for the participation of that clan in the latter’s
discomfiture. Lieutenant in 2nd Cavalry, S.P.R. till disbandment. Speaks
and writes English fairly well. Head of the Anglo-Persian Oil guards at the
working in the Kashkuli hills October 1921-22, but lost post through dishonesty
in accounts. Entered Persian Army Cavalry. Isfahan 1924.
Biographies of the notables of Fars and certain
Persian officials who have served at Shiraz. Delhi: Government of India Press,
1925, p. 17.
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