Robert E. Howard’s writings
Human · Fictional / created Character

Yar Ali Khan

Afridi swordsman and recurring Gordon ally

Names & variants

Yar Ali · Observed FormAli Khan · Version Specific · Primary text

Textual appearances

The current count is catalogue evidence, not a claim that every surviving draft or textual state has already been analyzed.

El Borak (1)Text
Yar AliOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 133–134
El Borak (2)Primary text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 101–132
Hawk of the HillsPublished version
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · 14 source-counted occurrences · first: El Borak and Other Desert Adventures — hawk-hills, supplied source section
Khoda Khan's TalePrimary text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 31–100
North of KhyberPrimary text
Yar Ali KhanMentioned · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 165–178
Sons of the HawkPublished version
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · 3 source-counted occurrences · first: El Borak and Other Desert Adventures — sons-hawk, supplied source section
The Coming of El BorakPrimary text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 21–30
The Fire of Asshurbanipal (2)Primary text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · 37 source-counted occurrences · first: El Borak and Other Desert Adventures — fire-asshurbanipal, supplied source section
The Land of MysteryPrimary text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 135–152
The Lion GatePrimary text
Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 225–229
Three-Bladed DoomDraft 6
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · 60 source-counted occurrences · first: El Borak and Other Desert Adventures — tbd-long, supplied source section
Three-Bladed DoomDraft 5
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · 47 source-counted occurrences · first: El Borak and Other Desert Adventures — tbd-short, supplied source section
Untitled story (Two men were standing in the bazaar at Delhi.)Text
Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 233–236
Untitled story (When Yar Ali Khan crept into the camp of Zumal Khan, . . .)Text
Yar Ali KhanOn Page · first: Early Adventures of El Borak UE pp. 231–232