Akbar Khan

Akbar Khan was a prominent 19th-century Indian military leader and diplomat, known for his role during the First Anglo-Afghan War (1839-1842). He was the son of the famous Afghan leader Dost Mohammad Khan and initially served as a diplomat and military officer. Akbar Khan became a key figure in resisting British influence in Afghanistan, leading efforts to defend Afghan sovereignty. Despite his efforts, the British eventually retook control, and his actions significantly impacted Afghan resistance history. His leadership is remembered for his patriotism and resistance against colonial intervention.