. The London magazine, or, Gentleman's monthly intelligencer, Volume 22 . THE London Magazine. MAY, 1753. The DEBATES in the POLITICAL CLUB will be continued in our A*tbmick Hiftory tf Naj>j» Kocli, orKouli Khan, the famous Perfian r^*w£-*r. Continued fr$m pK. 175. >ADIR having by his laftexpedition raifed his cha- .racW as a general, and ^having got about 5000men under his command,he be^an to extend hisviews,and for this pur-pofe he applied and offer-ed his fervice to the diftrefled Shah Taeh-mas, then in Mazanderan under the pro-tection of Fatey Ali Khan, who during Bthe trouble
. The London magazine, or, Gentleman's monthly intelligencer, Volume 22 . THE London Magazine. MAY, 1753. The DEBATES in the POLITICAL CLUB will be continued in our A*tbmick Hiftory tf Naj>j» Kocli, orKouli Khan, the famous Perfian r^*w£-*r. Continued fr$m pK. 175. >ADIR having by his laftexpedition raifed his cha- .racW as a general, and ^having got about 5000men under his command,he be^an to extend hisviews,and for this pur-pofe he applied and offer-ed his fervice to the diftrefled Shah Taeh-mas, then in Mazanderan under the pro-tection of Fatey Ali Khan, who during Bthe troubles had got himfelf made chiefor governor of that province, the inhabi-tants of which are called Khajars. Thisoffer the Shah, by the advice and at therecommendation of Fatey Ali Khan, glad-ly accepted. Accordingly Nadir, in 1727,joined his forces to thofe under Fatey, towhom he feemed for fome time perfectly,-,fubmimve ; but as foon as he had got*the ear of the Shah, he confpired againftfatey, accufed him of treachery, andwith the leave of the Shah, got him mur-dered, by which he became the Shahsfole and chief general, and thereby gota body of about Sooo men under
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