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Khalid Sheldrake

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after his return to Britain but found little interest. He continued to raise funds for new mosques and Muslim charities. He travelled in north Africa and central Europe, and served his family business by buying sour pickles in
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HĂ´tel. Despite Chinese police surveillance an ETR delegation visited Sheldrake at the hĂ´tel and repeated their offer to make him their head of state. Sheldrake accepted the title of "His Majesty King Khalid of Islamestan".
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In 1933, Sheldrake welcomed an ETR delegation to his home in Forest Hill and accepted their invitation to become overlord of "Sinkiang", soon after he departed for China. En route, he visited Muslim communities in the
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In early August the Sheldrakes were approaching Xinjiang but found that the coalition of factions that created the ETR had disintegrated into violence and Soviet-backed forces led by the
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Sheldrake married a woman called Sybil, who converted to Islam and changed her name to Ghazia. They had two sons. They made their family home in suburban
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In the early 1930s, a series of rebellions among the mostly Muslim population of Xinjiang deprived the local governor, who had pledged allegiance to the
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However, by June 1934 Sheldrake's prospects were being undermined by rumours. It was alleged that he wanted to steal Xinjiang's
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reporter that he had been offered kingship of Sinkiang, but swore the reporter to secrecy. The
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Sheldrake sought to convert fellow-Britons to Islam. In 1932 he conducted the conversion of
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in southeast London. He founded the Western Islamic Association, which opened a branch in
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to fulfil lecture engagements. UK newspapers nicknamed Sheldrake "The Pickle King of
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Sheldrake was the son of Gosling Mullander Sheldrake (usually called "George"), a
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had revealed that Sheldrake had accepted the ETR's invitation to become king.
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In Hong Kong, Sheldrake gave a series of lectures on Islam. He confided to a
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with some of the leaders of what had been the ETR. The Sheldrakes stayed in
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did not publish the story until 30 March 1934, more than a fortnight after
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Everest-Phillips, Max (1990). "The Suburban King of Tartary".
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Everest-Phillips, Max (1991). "British Consuls in Kashgar".
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manufacturer of southeast London. Sheldrake was raised a
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founding mosques in England; being invited to be King of
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manufacturer and philanthropist who later converted to
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London
United Kingdom
pickle
Islamic philanthropist
Islamestan
Islamestan
pickle
Islam
Islamestan
Xinjiang
Warlord era
condiment
Roman Catholic
Islam

Fazl Mosque, London
honorary doctorate
Ecuador
Fazl Mosque
Southfields
Peckham Rye
East Dulwich
South Shields
Forest Hill, London
Denmark Hill
Gladys Milton Palmer
Bertram Willes Dayrell Brooke
Imperial Airways
English Channel
Huntley & Palmers

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