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operation in ****rpur to
capture elephants for
military purposes. Meanwhile,
Ihtimam Khan
stationed the
Mughal fleet at Shahpur.
Following the operation, Islam...
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facto rulers of the
Mughal empire,
under their leaders Qutb-ul-Mulk and
Ihtimam-ul-Mulk who
deposed the
Emperors Jahandar Shah, Farrukhsiyar, Rafi ud-Darajat...
- Gulistan-i Iram / ʻAbbāsqulī Āqā Bakikhānūf ; matn-i ʻilm – intiqādī bi-saʻy va
ihtimam: ʻAbd al-Karīm ʻAlī-zādah [va dīgarān], Bākku : Idārah-ʾi intishārāt-i...
- Patna: The Azad Press. Hussain, S****
Abbas (2015).
Idraak Gopalpur: Fasiḥuddīn Balkhī
Number (in Urdu). zer-i
ihtimām, Markaz-i Taḥqīqāt-i Urdū va Fārsī....
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three hundred fully equipped imperial war-boats, and
artillery overseen by
Ihtimam Khan. The
Mughal army
advanced towards Jessore,
following the
Bhairab and...
- of a son of
Mirza Nathan, a
Mughal officer.
Ihtimam Khan's camp was
joyous of this
occasion and
Ihtimam celebrated by
bringing out two of his strongest...
- Isfahani,
alias Mirza Nathan. His father,
Ibrahim Kalal,
later entitled Ihtimam Khan was a
special officer of Jahangir. On his orders,
Ibrahim Kalal went...
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horses and war elephants.
Shona Ghazi of
Sarail provided warships and
Ihtimam Khan ****embled an
imperial force.
Shaykh Achha and
Iftikhar Khan Turkmen...
-
India President In
Darul Uloom Deoband (PDF) (in Urdu). India: Daftar-e
Ihtimam,
Darul Uloom Deoband. 1957. Jamālī, Shāhīn (1980). Dārulʻulūm
Devband kī...
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defeating Dilir Bahadur, the
Mughal officer stationed there and
aided by
Ihtimam Khan's officers. The
rebels believed that they
could effortlessly also...
