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1919 in Afghanistan : ウィキペディア英語版 | 1919 in Afghanistan
==February 20, 1919== The ''amir'' Habibullah Khan, who has always been a loyal friend to Britain, is murdered whilst camping in the Laghman Valley. Thereupon ensues a competition for the throne. At Jalalabad a proclamation is issued that Nasrullah Khan has assumed the throne, but in Kabul power is seized by Amanullah Khan, the third son of the late ''amir''. Amanullah's mother was Habibullah's chief wife; but the late ''amir''s eldest son is Inayatullah who appears to have supported the claims of Nasrullah. Amanullah soon shows, however, that he has control of the situation and the rival claimant withdraws. There is more than a suspicion that Nasrullah (a brother of the late sovereign) was not unduly disturbed at Habibullah's assassination. The new ''amir'', Amanullah, begins his reign by announcing that he will punish those who are guilty of the assassination of his father, that he will institute reforms in the country, including the abolition of the virtual slavery, which exists in a disguised form, and that he will preserve the tradition of friendship with India. On April 13 a durbar is held at Kabul, at which the assassination of the late ''amir'' is investigated. A colonel is found guilty of committing the murder and executed, and the new ''amir''s uncle, Nasrullah, is found guilty of complicity in the crime, and is sentenced to imprisonment for life.
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