Who was Mohammad Nadir Shah?
Mohammad Nadir Shah took power in 1929 and ruled until his assassination in 1933, restoring monarchy after the crisis that ended Amanullah’s reign.
What this adds to the history
His government reversed or slowed some reforms while rebuilding state authority and adopting a new constitution.
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Twentieth-century reforms involved education, law, diplomacy, infrastructure, gender, administration, and the balance between royal authority and representative institutions.
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