The current Khan, as of 2013, is Munir Nahaznyit II, along with the Khanbikeh of Turkestan, or the Queen, the Khan's Wife, Ismaia Nahaznyit, and the Khanzadeh of Turkestan, or the Prince, the Khan's son. Together the Khan, the Khanbikeh, and the Khanzadeh, make up the Royal Family of Turkestan as it is known in Western Monarchies.
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| - The current Khan, as of 2013, is Munir Nahaznyit II, along with the Khanbikeh of Turkestan, or the Queen, the Khan's Wife, Ismaia Nahaznyit, and the Khanzadeh of Turkestan, or the Prince, the Khan's son. Together the Khan, the Khanbikeh, and the Khanzadeh, make up the Royal Family of Turkestan as it is known in Western Monarchies.
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| - The current Khan, as of 2013, is Munir Nahaznyit II, along with the Khanbikeh of Turkestan, or the Queen, the Khan's Wife, Ismaia Nahaznyit, and the Khanzadeh of Turkestan, or the Prince, the Khan's son. Together the Khan, the Khanbikeh, and the Khanzadeh, make up the Royal Family of Turkestan as it is known in Western Monarchies. Many have criticised the Khan and the Royal Family, saying that they 'live off the state' even though this is not particularly true, and the People's Assembly of Turkestan has held several discussions regarding the possilbe dissolution of the monarchy, as per many politicians and citizens opinions. With the possible dissolution as early as 2015.
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