Swat (princely state) ||This article needs additional citations
for verification. (April 2012)| |State of Swat| |Province of the
Mughal Empire (1802–1858) Princely state of the British Raj
(1858–1947) Princely state of Pakistan (1947–1955) |Wāli of
Swat||His Highness Sultan Faghal (first)| |His Highness Miangul
Jahan Zeb, Wāli of Swat (last)| |Historical era||Mughal Empire
(1802–1858) Indian British Empire (22 February 1858-1947)
Princely state of Pakistan (1947-1955) Part of West Pakistan
(1955-1969) Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (1970-present) Dividing between
the Swat, Buner and Shangla| |-||Merged into West Pakistan||14
October 1955| |Currency||Rupee, Pakistan Rupee (after 1947)|
This article is part of the series The Yousufzai State of Swat
(Urdu: ریاست سوات) was a province of the Mughal Empire ruled by
local rulers known as the Akhunds, then until 1947 a princely
state of the British Indian Empire, which was dissolved in 1947,
when the Akhwand acceded to Pakistan. The state lay to the north
of the modern Khyber-Pa