516:. Mukarram was later ordered by Qasim to hand over Parikshit to him. However, Mukarram politely refused to do so. Qasim then plotted a plan for the next morning in which when Mukarram enters the court, not to allow many of his men to join him and then forcibly seize Parikshit. The plan was successful and Mukarram became helpless and returned to his home, in
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where he awaited for Abd as-Salam, Mirza Nathan and the other soldiers. The forces reached
Mukarram in three marches and he hosted them in his camp with great veneration. Mukarram was given a horse and a number of imperial gifts. Mukarram kissed his brother's hand and the hands of the other soldiers.
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and his brothers' war boats. Bahadur then asked
Mukarram for assistance, to which Mukarram sent 1000 cavalry. As the Subahdar's army advanced towards Hijli and launched a heavy attack, Bahadur expected further aid from Mukarram. However, Mukarram retreated, leaving Bahadur to give up and make peace
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to govern the Sylhet Sarkar. However, after learning that Mirak had fled from his appointed territory, which had recently been conquered by
Mubariz with a lot of difficulty, to Sylhet, Qasim was not impressed at what he viewed as "cowardice". Qasim changed his mind and sent his officer, Abdul Nabi,
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details the back-and-forth arguments which took place between the two forces during the Hajo expedition. Mukarram decided to leave Nathan alone and instead report the matter to the
Subahdar, Islam Khan I. As the quarrels continued, Mukarram patiently awaited the Subahdar's response which finally
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Three days later, Mukarram and his forces marched on from Toke and were joined by the forces of Shaykh Kamal and Raja
Raghunath. During the fourth march from Toke on the last day of
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In Bengal, he would travel around on a boat. One day, he ordered for his boat to go back to land so that he could offer the
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of 3,000 soldiers and 2,000 horses. Mukarram was honoured with drums, his own horse as well being gifted a robe of honour.
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gave
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Mukarram was the son of Shaykh Badi
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but later managed to regain his seat in Khurda. Emperor
Jahangir was informed of this and awarded him as a
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in 1626. But after failing the attempt, Muhabbat fled to
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of 400 and later of 2,000 soldiers. At the ascension of
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672:Mukarram later went to the imperial court of
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580:, as Sylhet's chief sardar and
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296: 1627
259:Preceded by
177:Preceded by
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735:References
729:Fidai Khan
717:Asr prayer
598:Yarasindur
584:to govern
559:sardarship
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328:Relatives
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239:In office
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