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1025:, Shir Khan Tarin and Bayazid Khan Pani, to also cross the Isamati and secure the Mohana of Dakchara. Abdul Wahid and his associates were also successful in defeating the rebels at Dakchara that had put many obstacles at an attempt to stop the Mughals. Abdul Wahid was noted for his maturity when intervening in a quarrel that emerged between Mirza Nathan and Iftikhar Khan over who is to be credited for the Dakchara victory in which Abdul Wahid brought about peace. The next campaign which Abdul Wahid took part in was to
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stronghold in Bengal. Anwar then invited some Mughal officers to a banquet in which he kidnapped two officers and subsequently fled to
Baniachong. He was eventually defeated by the Mughals and pleaded for ceasefire. Abdul Wahid and others decided to chain Mahmud Khan and Bahadur Ghazi up, and send
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1029:. Along with Ihtimam Khan, he took the land route, stationed left of the fleet. During the battle, Abdul Wahid was in charge of thirty boats. Following the victory, he was rewarded with a shawl for his hard work.
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of 500 soldiers and 300 horses. Manikya did not surrender after losing Barlas, and rather retreated to Bhulua at midnight to strengthen the fort there. News of the retreat reached the
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2748:Humayun's Tomb
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2707:
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2697:
2692:
2687:
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2662:Jahangir Mahal
2659:
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2548:Sher Shah Suri
2545:
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2361:
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2043:
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2054:
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2034:
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2031:Muhammad Shah
2029:
2027:
2026:Shah Jahan II
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2011:Jahandar Shah
2009:
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1207:Dakatia River
1203:
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1180:Jahangirnagar
1177:
1173:
1165:
1163:
1161:
1156:
1152:
1148:
1147:Bahadur Ghazi
1144:
1140:
1136:
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1127:Mughal Empire
1124:
1120:
1116:
1115:Bahadur Ghazi
1112:
1104:
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1100:
1096:
1092:
1088:
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1072:Dakatia banks
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943:
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935:
931:
927:
923:
919:
918:Baro-Bhuiyans
915:
914:Bahadur Ghazi
911:
907:
906:Mughal Empire
899:
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869:
867:
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443:
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2733:Akbar's Tomb
2695:Chawk Mosque
2667:Sheesh Mahal
2652:Lalbagh Fort
2627:Architecture
2613:Hector Munro
2588:Josiah Child
2538:Ibrahim Lodi
2531:Pratapaditya
2516:Khwaja Usman
2314:Bhuchar Mori
2130:
2051:Shah Alam II
2016:Farrukhsiyar
1756:Meghna River
1730:Swarna Dweep
1646:
1594:CGS Noakhali
1461:
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1184:Min Khamaung
1169:
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1153:- the final
1131:Khwaja Usman
1108:
1076:
1060:matchlockers
1056:Islam Khan I
1042:
1012:
990:
968:
937:
883:
882:
652:Contemporary
451:Bengal Subah
421:Suri Dynasty
342:Deva dynasty
336:Sena dynasty
286:Gupta Empire
97:Succeeded by
85:
62:Islam Khan I
18:
2927:Sikh Empire
2906:interrupted
2647:Lahore Fort
2598:Henry Every
2563:Malik Ambar
2506:Baro-Bhuyan
2499:Adversaries
2485:Ranthambore
2440:Chittorgarh
2261:Child's war
2087:family tree
1725:Shingbahura
1720:Nijhum Dwip
1688:Bhasan Char
1657:Farhad Khan
1637:Shital Pati
1518:Subarnachar
1488:Companiganj
1363:British Raj
1294:British Raj
1200:Sarhad Khan
1113:and defeat
1091:Min Razagyi
969:The Mughal
938:Sarḥad Khān
542:East Bengal
504:British Raj
479:Company Raj
316:Pala Empire
164:Traditional
132:History of
77:Preceded by
30:Sarhad Khan
28:Abdul Wahid
2972:Categories
2957:Rohilkhand
2902:Sur Empire
2608:Nader Shah
2543:Rana Sanga
2455:Daulatabad
2339:Haldighati
2271:Bengal war
2109:Government
2041:Alamgir II
1991:Shah Jahan
1903:Noakhailla
1693:Chowmuhani
1652:Mirza Baqi
1568:Noakhali-6
1563:Noakhali-5
1558:Noakhali-4
1553:Noakhali-3
1548:Noakhali-2
1543:Noakhali-1
1265:References
1246:Mirza Baqi
1151:Baniachong
1139:Baniachong
1135:Bokainagar
1099:Feni River
1037:See also:
930:Bangladesh
605:, c. 1971
193:Bronze Age
134:Bangladesh
102:Mirza Baqi
2758:Taj Mahal
2642:Agra Fort
2603:Bajirao I
2526:Musa Khan
2480:Purandhar
2384:Raj Mahal
2359:Najafgarh
2209:Conflicts
2176:Hyderabad
2132:Provinces
1698:Dhannapur
1513:Sonaimuri
1478:Begumganj
1460:Capital:
1388:Allahabad
1242:Koch Hajo
1196:Bikrampur
1192:thanadars
1123:Musa Khan
1083:mansabdar
1068:Magh king
1015:Musa Khan
983:Koch Hajo
934:Arakanese
356:Mediaeval
279:Classical
187:Neolithic
154:Etymology
2947:Carnatic
2866:Painting
2861:Language
2829:See also
2657:Red Fort
2511:Isa Khan
2475:Kandahar
2460:Golconda
2389:Samugarh
2324:Chanderi
2114:Military
2061:Akbar II
1986:Shahryar
1981:Jahangir
1958:Emperors
1896:See also
1672:NofeL SC
1627:Samatata
1498:Kabirhat
1483:Chatkhil
1471:Upazilas
1411:85190093
1253:See also
1238:Jahangir
1194:of both
1049:Subahdar
1027:Kalakopa
1006:, and a
1000:Jahangir
971:subahdar
947:سرحد خان
910:Jahangir
205:Janapada
199:Iron Age
169:Urheimat
159:Timeline
123:a series
121:Part of
86:Raja of
58:Governor
52:Jahangir
2881:Weapons
2856:Gardens
2851:Fashion
2846:Culture
2841:Cuisine
2677:Mosques
2573:Shivaji
2490:Sambhal
2465:Hooghly
2435:Bijapur
2409:Tukaroi
2394:Sirhind
2379:Plassey
2296:Battles
2166:Gujarat
2094:Economy
2082:Dynasty
1971:Humayun
1713:Oskhali
1619:History
1508:Senbagh
1463:Maijdee
1355:Gauhati
1286:Gauhati
1227:Katghar
1188:Sandwip
1176:Tripura
955:
942:Persian
898:Bengali
888:Persian
180:Ancient
48:Monarch
2787:Others
2568:Gokula
2428:Sieges
2419:Bhulua
2354:Khanwa
2349:Khajwa
2344:Karnal
2334:Ghagra
2329:Chausa
2191:Multan
2181:Lahore
2156:Bengal
1493:Hatiya
1409:
1211:father
1111:Chowra
1095:Arakan
1087:pahars
1053:Bengal
1045:Bhulua
1008:firman
975:Bengal
965:Career
926:Bhulua
922:Bengal
466:Modern
253:Kushan
249:Shunga
125:on the
88:Bhulua
42:Bhalwa
25:Shaykh
2876:Tribe
2470:Jinji
2450:Daman
2445:Delhi
2414:Bakla
2319:Buxar
2186:Malwa
2171:Delhi
2161:Berar
2151:Awadh
2146:Ajmer
1976:Akbar
1966:Babur
1359:Assam
1290:Assam
1223:Maghs
1119:jagir
1019:Padma
1004:Delhi
957:'
2922:Jats
2815:more
2553:Hemu
2304:Agra
2196:Sira
2141:Agra
2099:Flag
1407:OCLC
1160:Toke
1129:was
1064:raja
959:Khan
953:lit.
625:Rape
84:(as
2836:Art
1225:of
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920:of
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