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Muqarrab Khan of Golconda, also
known as Khan
Zaman Fath Jang Dakhini, was an
Indian Deccani Muslim military personnel, who was the most
experienced commander...
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Muqarrab,
Moqarreb or
Moqarrab (Persian: مقرب), also
rendered as Mogharrab, may
refer to:
Muqarrab (Sufism), a
follower in
Sufism Muqarrab Khan, 17th-century...
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Muqarrab Khan
Gakhar (Punjabi: مقرب خان گکھڑ) was a
Punjabi Muslim general and a
tribal chief who rose to
power and
became the
Sultan of
Pothohar from...
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Akbar fleeing to the
Maratha monarch, Sambhaji. Afterward,
Mughal general Muqarrab Khan
captured Sambhaji. Later,
Sambhaji and his minister, Kavi Kalash,...
- Sambhaji's brothers-in-law,
turned traitor and
helped Aurangzeb's
commander Muqarrab Khan to locate,
reach and
attack Sangameshwar while Sambhaji was still...
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completely routed Muqarrab Khan, the
Mughal general responsible for
capture of Sambhaji, at
Bhudhargad 45
miles south of Kolhapur.
Muqarrab Khan and his son...
- Sangameshwar.
Ganoji Shirke led
Sheikh Nizam Hyderabadi (later
known as
Muqarrab Khan, a
title bestowed by Aurangzeb)
through dense and
inaccessible Sahyadri...
- The
Muqarrab (Arabic: مُقَرَّبٌ) is a
major spiritual stage (maqām) that the
murids and
saliks (novices and
followers of Sufism)
reach in
their ascetic...
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Bhangi Misl
under Gujjar Singh who
defeated the
Ghakars under their chief Muqarrab Khan. In 1765,
Chaudhry Rehmat Khan
Warraich of
Jalalpur Jattan wrote a...
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Jahandar Shah laid
siege to
Panhala but was
unable to
capture the fort.
Muqarrab Khan and
Udwat Singh were sent to the relief, but they
failed in taking...
