- Faujdar, Kotwal, Qazi, Sadr, Waqa-i-Navis,
Qanungo and Patwari. The
Subahdars were
normally appointed from
among the
Mughal princes or the officers...
-
depicted in map of
Mughal Empire by
Robert Wilkinson (1805)
Capital Ajmer Subahdar • 1580
Dastam Khan
History • Established 1580 • Maratha occupation...
- The
Battle of
Tilpat was
fought between Jats and
Mughal Subahdars on 12 May 1669.
Gokula jat
burnt the city of
Saidabad near
Mathura which caused Mughal...
-
Cheros of
Palamu Ramgarh Raj
Sonbarsa Raj
Jharia Raj
Gidhaur Raj
Notable Subahdars of
Bihar include:
Mirza Aziz Koka (1580 - 1583)
Saeed Khan
Chaghta Mirza...
-
Faujdar who
reported to the
Subahdar. In 1699–1700, the
Subahdar of La**** and Multan,
Prince Muhammad Mu'azzam and the
Subahdar of Thatta,
Hifzullah Khan...
-
foremost imperial Subahdar of
Bihar Subah from 1587 to 1594, then for
Bengal Subah for
three terms from 1595 to 1606 and the
Subahdar of
Kabul Subah from...
- 16, he was
appointed the
subahdar of ****am by
Aurangzeb and
served until 1701. In 1702, he was then
appointed the
subahdar of Sindh,
serving until 1707...
-
Chakma Circle in 1713.
Between 1576 and 1717,
Bengal was
ruled by a
Mughal Subahdar (imperial governor).
Members of the
imperial family were
often appointed...
-
minister that
reported directly to the
central government rather than the
subahdar.
Subas were
subdivided into
administrative units known as sarkars, which...
- books" and had
attracted numerous Hindus and Muslims. He
ordered the
subahdars of
these provinces to
demolish the
schools and the
temples of non-Muslims...
