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	Subahdar - Memory Alpha
		In military ranks, a subahdar is equivalent to an army captain, or navy lieutenant.
		Roga Danar of Angosia III served as a subahdar in the Tarsian War in the mid-24th century.
		The subahdar (also spelled subedar or subadar) is an Indian infantry rank.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Subahdar (171 words)

	Man Singh I of Amber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When Bhagwan Das was appointed Subahdar (governor) of the Punjab, Mansingh commanded the districts along the Indus River.
		In 1585 CE, he was sent to Kabul to keep the country in order, and in 1588, was appointed Subahdar of Bihar.
		On 17 March 1594, he was appointed subahdar of Bengal and served for three terms: 1594 -1598,1601-1605 and 1605 -1606.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Man_Singh_I_of_Amber (347 words)

	Master Mariner, The Life and Voyages of Amasa Delano, Chapter VIII
		The subahdar then informed Amasa that the men were members of the sultan's guards; and, having heard that he had a foreign friend in from the English vessel in the harbor, they had asked for the privilege of seeing the foreigner at close quarters.
		No, no, said the subahdar, and went on to explain that as a result of Amasa's adventure the sultan now knew that an officer from the English ships was on shore, and he was not displeased with that officer, because he saw in him an agent for the resumption of friendly intercourse with the English.
		The subahdar arrived, and, after informing the commodore of the happy results of Lieutenant Delano's visit to his own home, he assured the commodore that if he and his officers would pay 'the sultan the honor of calling on him at his palace they would be extended every civility in the sultan's power.
	www.delanoye.org /Primary/AmasaVIII.html (4242 words)

	BANGLAPEDIA: Shaista Khan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Shaista Khan was appointed subahdar of Bengal after the death of mir jumla in 1663.
		In the reign of Jahangir, subahdar islam khan chisti recovered the country up to the Feni river, which became the dividing line between Bengal and Arakan.
		Iradat Khan, son of the subahdar, reoccupied Kamrup; Bahadur Khan of Hijli was confined and he purchased his liberty by paying a huge sum.
	www.banglapedia.info /HT/S_0279.HTM (2404 words)

	BI Book 4 Chapter 3
		This too was matter of displeasure to the Subahdar; and the explanation offered by the English, which intimated that those strangers were audacious enough to bring their hostilities into his dominions, still more inflamed his resentment.
		The Presidency were now very eager to appease the Subahdar; they offered to submit to any conditions which he pleased to impose; and, trusting to the success of their humility and prayers, neglected too long the means of defence.
		The Subahdar had a wish for a triumph, which he thought might be easily obtained; and he was greedy of riches, with which, in the imagination of the natives, Calcutta was filled.
	www.la.utexas.edu /research/poltheory/jmill/bi/bi.b04.c03.html (927 words)

	BANGLAPEDIA: Mir Jumla (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mir Jumla (1660-1663) was a prominent subahdar of Bengal under Emperor aurangzeb.
		Mir Jumla was aware of the contribution of trade and traders in the economy of a country and, as the subahdar of Bengal, looked to the interests of the traders.
		Enterprising and amiable, he started as a simple clerk and rose to be one of the greatest generals and subahdars of the Mughal Empire.
	www.banglapedia.org /HT/M_0256.HTM (1109 words)

	Mill, The History of British India, vol. 3 ToC: The Online Library of Liberty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It would appear that he was nominated, by Shah Aulum, to the viceroyalty of Bengal, shortly after his accession to the throne; but it is probable that, during the short reign of that prince, the appointment never took place; as, at the time of his death, Feroksere was in possession of the province.
		Upon the departure, however, of Feroksere to ascend the imperial throne, Jaffier Khan was invested with entire authority, as subahdar of Bengal; and the English Company, along with his other subjects, began speedily to feel the effects of his severe and oppressive administration.
		The mandates in favour of the Company produced their full effect in Guzerat and Deccan; but in Bengal, where the most important privileges were conceded, the subahdar, or nabob as he was called by the English, had power to impede their operation.
	oll.libertyfund.org /Home3/HTML.php?recordID=0381.03 (15550 words)

	stacy's solipsism support group site: Flory pushed his way
		Flory threw his arm round the subahdar's neck and managed to tear him away from his adversary and shout in his ear.
		Flory realized that the subahdar had a whistle in his pocket and was trying to get at it.
		The subahdar had also emerged, ten or fifteen sepoys, and a Burmese Inspector of Police.
	msstacy13.burningpaper.net /archives/005390.html (1182 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - TALKAR, EZEKIEL: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Beni-Israel soldier; born at Ahmedabad, India, in 1848; joined the 3d Regiment, Native Light Infantry, now called Bombay Rifles, on Sept. 16, 1864.
		He was promoted jemidar Jan. 1, 1877; subahdar Oct. 5, 1879; and subahdar-major June 12, 1890.
		During this period the regimental school owed its efficiency in musketry largely to his skill, most of the officers and senior non-commissioned officers receiving from him instruction in the theory of firing small arms.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=27&letter=T (181 words)

	Hubbo Game - Your Travel Source
		After said men down the river, Hubbo on the next sloop, which screens the subahdar's vessel soon had giving of of.
		Hubbo is on the sloop above him, and so on to the subahdar's vessel venture out down not then.
		Hai, and brother subahdar, subahdar subahdar's said: down.
	www.wombsonwashington.org /hubbo-game.asp (437 words)

	BANGLAPEDIA: Farrukh Siyar
		When his father, azim-us-shan, was the subahdar of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, Farrukh Siyar was appointed his deputy (naib nazim).
		During the period that he spent in Bengal, Farrukh Siyar tried to exact from the province as much money as he could so that he could use it in the foreseeable contest for the throne with Jahandar Shah.
		He was confirmed to his former office of the diwan of Bengal, appointed as the diwan and subahdar of Orissa and made the deputy to his infant son Earkhunda Siyar, who was designated as the nominal subahdar of Bengal.
	www.banglapedia.org /HT/F_0031.HTM (403 words)

	Malaya Invasion
		As he opened the frontier gate the Subahdar was shot dead, and thenceforward the column was harassed by Siamese constabulary and roadblocks, despite the optimistic predictions of our Siamese Ambassador, Sir Josiah Crosby.
		Troops noticed that the Siamese left their boots at the foot of the trees from which they sniped.
		This very section was still a fighting formation at the end of the campaign.
	www.fepow-community.org.uk /monthly_Revue/html/malaya_invasion.htm (940 words)

	conquest of orissa - Sify.com
		In 1766 he sent Thomas Motte to Sambalpur to explore the possibility of diamond trade.
		At the same time he was required to meet the Maratha Subahdar at Cuttack to initiate political talks.
		Accordingly Motte met Bhawani Pandit, the Subahdar, twice.
	sify.com /itihaas/fullstory.php?id=13375014 (521 words)

	On the City Wall - notes
		To this history can now be added that 42 years later (1900) the Nana Sahib was, by chance, discovered by an old loyal pensioned subahdar of our former Indian Army.
		To his amazement the subahdar recognised the Nana Sahib whom he knew quite well as a boy in Cawnpore before the Mutiny.
		The subahdar did not reveal this to the old man. The recruiting officer reported the occurrence to our benign Government which decided to allow this very old man to end his days in peace and obscurity.
	www.kipling.org.uk /rg_oncitywall_notes.htm (2109 words)

	Following The Equator by Mark Twain eBook by BookRags
		For instance, here is a little paragraph out of the record of a certain band of 193 Thugs, which has that defect:
		“Fell in with Lall Sing Subahdar and his family, consisting of nine persons.
		Traveled with them two days, and the third put them all to death except the two children, little boys of one and a half years old.”
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/2895/232.html (440 words)

	Two Native Narratives of the
		I called for the Subahdar, and speaking as if I had some authority, I inquired if they had received their pay.
		The appointment was somewhat premature, as John Lawrence still held that Province) appointed him to be a Subahdar of the Province of the Punjab, giving him a retinue of fifty Sepoys.
		An audience was demanded of the King, who was at that time surrounded by the rebel Subahdars.
	www.kapadia.com /NativeNarrative/NarrativeofMainodin.htm (13877 words)

	Clarke Historical Library - Orlando Willcox Shoepac Recollections 1823
		I cannot compare the society more nearly than to that of some principal East India Company station in a city of Hindostan.
		There were the governor of the territory and his family, the judicial, executive, and military functionaries, with their families and dependents; like subahdar, nabobs, begums, and the lesser lights - traders and natives, French, Indian, and half-breed.
		But one could not well imagine a pleasanter state of feeling than mutually existed, with sufficient distinction between the different castes or classes to prevent wrangling, and yet sufficient community of interest, prejudice, and pleasure to make everybody sociable.
	clarke.cmich.edu /detroit/willcox1823.htm (2166 words)

	E. A. Poe Society of Baltimore
		Such rhymes as floor a much worse, into its present [column 2:] condition.
		Nor does the story, to our dispassionate apprehension, appear "beautifully developed." It runs thus: Amir Khan, Subahdar of Cachemere, weds a Circassian slave who, cold as a statue and as obstinately silent, refuses to return his love.
		The Subahdar applied to a magician, who give him
	www.eapoe.org /WORKS/criticsm/gm41121.htm (1562 words)

	The Daily Star Web Edition Vol. 5 Num 597
		City dwellers once used to call it Mir Jumlar Phatak (The gate of Mir Jumla).
		Mir Jumla was the third Subahdar (ruler) of Dhaka, a Mughal emperor's representative, during 1660-63.
		According to 'Dhaka Smriti Bismritir Nagari,' a book by Muntassir Mamun, a professor of history at Dhaka University, the city was expanded during the period of Mir Jumla, stretching up to Jafarabad in the west, Postagola in the east and Tongi Bridge in the north.
	www.thedailystar.net /2006/02/01/d602012505124.htm (588 words)

	Jains in Murshidabad
		Since Bengal was perhaps the richest subah of the Mughal Empire, this should not be too surprising: in the early 18th.
		centry, even for a decade or two after Aurangazeb's death in 1707, the Mughal Empire was still strong, revenues were collected and writ of the Mughal subahdar still meant something.
		It was only the sack of Delhi by Nadir Shah and and the subsequent sacking of Delhi by the Marathas that led to Mughal power being publicly and irrefutably reduced to a cipher by 1839.
	www.business.uiuc.edu /doogar/www/Other/Jain/murshid.html (1877 words)

	Bangalore Hotels
		There are many cheap impersonal hotels near the railway and bus stations, but it is not nearly as nice a place to stay as the MG Rd area.
		There are also many hotels along Subahdar Chatram Rd (SC Rd), about a five-minute walk from the railway station.
		Rainbow Hotel (670-2235), Sri Narasimharaja Rd, by City Market bus stand, has rooms for Rs 150/250 and A/C rooms for Rs 350.
	www.vegetarian-restaurants.net /India/IndianStates/Karnataka/Bangalore-Hotels.htm (1350 words)

	1971 War as Declassified by The Government of Pakistan. - www.ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The East India Company had acquired a foothold towards the latter part of the seventeenth century in Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
		In Calcutta then consisting of three adjoining villages of Kalikata, Sutannati and Govindapur the East India Company acquired the Zamindari rights from Prince Azimush Shan, a grandson of emperor Aurangzeb who was then the Subahdar of Bengal.
		This Zamindari was gradually extended by fresh acquisitions and in 1757 the Nawab Nazim of Bengal's Army, sent out to curb the foreign traders, was itself defeated at the battle of Plassey.
	p080.ezboard.com /fworldofspiesfrm11.showPrevMessage?topicID=9.topic (18241 words)

	Security Research Review: Volume 1(1) Was late medieval India ready for a Revolution in Military Affairs? - Airavat ...
		At last these “jackal like tricks” exasperated Aurangzeb and he arrived to lead the siege in person.
		Aurangzeb threw his best mansabdars against the fort—Chin Qalich Khan Subahdar of Bijapur, Tarbiyat Khan Chief of Artillery, Hamid-ud-din Khan, Daud Khan Pani, Nusrat Jang, and so many others.
		The siege lasted three months and displayed graphically the utter decline and military weakness of the Mughal Empire.
	www.bharat-rakshak.com /SRR/Volume11/airavat.html (3022 words)

	Ask the Chief 6/13/97
		In "The Hunted"(TNG), Roga Danar reached the rank of subahdar in his planet's military.
		Subahdar is a Hindu word, meaning roughly a captain in the old British colonial army recruited from the native population.
		Now, guess what I just learned a lieutenant was called in this army.
	www.nitcentral.com /askchief/ac970613.htm (3788 words)

	Thug Or A Million Murders by Colonel James L. Sleeman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		But the fifth year after this his misfortunes began; our family was never happy; not a year passed without his losing something, or being seized--he was seized every year somewhere or other.
		Ghasee Subahdar was another leader, and he suffered similar misfortunes, and his family became miserable.
		"She told Khoda that the young Subahdar, meaning Feringeea, should go to her home with her."
	www.harvestfields.ca /horror/003/110.htm (3837 words)

	sapeurs-mineurs - sappers and miners (French to English translation glossary) Military / Defense,
		Two companies of sappers and miners arrived at the bank of the Jumna, and there halted
		The Subahdar in command of the sappers and miners presented himself at the audience
		Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
	www.proz.com /kudoz/961139 (530 words)

	The English in India (Harpers.org) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		To touch blood is abhorrent to the high-caste natives; they think by doing so they doom their souls to perdition.
		The first I caught was a Subahdar, or native officer, a high-caste Brahmin, who tried to resist my order to clean up the very blood be had helped to shed; but I made the Provost-marshal do his duty, and a few lashes made the miscreant accomplish his task.
		When done, he was taken out and immediately hanged, and after death buried in a ditch at the roadside.”
	harpers.org /TheEnglishInIndia.html (5820 words)

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