Manuchehr Habib Ali Ahmad, known as Manuchehr Beg Inakhi, was born in Year 1920 in the village of Marakhil, affiliated with the city of Paveh in Eastern Kurdistan. His father, Habib Beg, as the head of the Inakhi tribe, participated in the founding of the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad. After the fall of the Republic of Kurdistan, he was imprisoned in the city of Tehran for one year and six months and was later executed by hanging. After the fall of the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad, Manuchehr Beg became a refugee in the Kurdistan Region, and because his tribe owned the village of Sazan in Halabja Governorate, he settled there. Manuchehr Beg's wife's name was Zainab Amina, and he had two sons named Salar and Saifura Sura, and his daughters' names were Nuqra, Frishta, Sarbanaza. Saifura Sura, the son, is a martyr of Aylul Revolution Manuchehr Beg was martyred in Year 1969.
Struggle RecordManuchehr Habib Ali Ahmad, in Year 1958, after the return of the immortal Barzani from the Soviet Union, entered his service and promised the full support of the Inakhi tribe to the immortal Barzani for any revolution that the immortal Barzani would lead.
In Year 1961, through Dr. Mahmud Osman and Qala Sura, he received a message to prepare his force for the outbreak of the revolution. After preparing his force, he joined forces with the Javanro deputy, Hussein Beg of Javanro, and divided their forces. He went to serve the immortal Barzani two more times in Dilman and Qasre to receive information and guidance from the immortal Barzani, and at the same time, he received guidance and orders from Abdulwahab Atrushi, the commander of the Khabat force.
In Year 1967, near the Penjwen district, in a confrontation with a military force and the Iraqi regime's Jash, he was wounded along with the Javanro deputy, Hussein Beg. In Year 1968, in the battle of Ababaili near Halabja Governorate, he faced the soldiers of the Iraqi regime and was wounded for the second time.
On May 24, Year 1969, a group of Peshmerga consisting of Aziz Atrushi, Ali Rashash, Manuchehr Beg Inakhi, and Ahmad Bakrawayi went to the village of Hawar to visit Rahim Ali Karam and discussed that by the order of the revolution leadership, they must go to Shnrwe Mountain. Rahim Ali Karam, as a guide and expert on the area, sent his son Ali Hawari with them, and that same day they went to their trenches at Kali Ashkautan on Shnrwe Mountain. At that time, news reached the group of Ibrahim Ahmad, who had at that time defected from the revolution and the Kurdistan Democratic Party, that Aziz Atrushi was on Shnrwe Mountain. Therefore, the group planned a sudden attack and began preparations and attacked them. As a result, Aziz Atrushi and Manuchehr Beg were martyred. Ali Hawari was severely wounded and, while wounded, moved himself away from the trenches and after a few minutes, he was martyred near their trenches. Jalal Talabani dragged the bodies of the four martyrs, Aziz Atrushi, Manuchehr Beg Inakhi, Ahmad Bakrawayi, and Ali Rashash, from Shnrwe Mountain to the city of Halabja by pack animals and completely disfigured their bodies. Inside the city of Halabja, religious men and a group of the city's personalities went to their path, and after many requests, they received the bodies from them. That same time, they collectively bought a piece of land at the entrance of the city of Halabja to bury them and named it the Martyrs' Cemetery. Also, the Inakhi tribe took the body of Manuchehr Beg back to the village of Sazan and buried him there.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.