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the Rajas by not only readmitting their homelands, but restoring them to high administrative posts, while Munim Khan II was of the opinion that the homelands of the
Rajputs should be distributed among the Mughal nobles as part of the Diwan-i-Khalisa(crown-lands). Although the Mughals defeated the first Rajput rebellion, another uprising started during Bahadur Shah's campaigns in the Deccan. Munim Khan led an attack of the Sikhs, but failed to capture the Guru, for which he was reprimanded by Bahadur Shah I.
117:. He was instrumental in his rise to the throne. After Aurangzeb's death, Asad Khan had not followed the order of Aurangzeb of giving power to Muhammad Muazzam. However, Muazzam marched to Delhi and proclaimed himself king in 14 March 1707, with the title of Bahadur Shah I. The son of Munim Khan, Khanazad Khan, provided the munitions for war and Munim Khan secured the treasury of Delhi with Sayyid Amjad Khan and posted his own men at the gates. Bahadur Shah defeated the rival contenders to the throne at the
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