sarbuland造句

• Baji Rao I then attacked Gujarat with full force and finally drove out Sarbuland Khan by 1735.
• Hamied Ullah eventually became Chief Justice of the Nizam's High Court at Hyderabad with the title Nawab Sarbuland Jung.
• After several defeats, defections, and retreats, Shah Jahan attempted to negotiate with his brother and Mahabat Khan through Sarbuland Ray.
• Then there followed a struggle between Hamid Khan, the Nizam's deputy helped by the Marathas, and Sarbuland Khan the Viceroy and his deputy.
• "The medium itself can be fragmented, " said Sarbuland Khan, coordinator of the U . N . Task Force on Information and Communications Technologies.
• She was the eldest daughter of Muhammad Hamied Ullah ( later Nawab Sarbuland Jung ) ( 17 March 1864  1930 ) the eldest surviving son of Maulvi Sami Ullah.
• Sarbuland Khan, the Mughal Governor of the province, ceded to Marathas, the right to collect " chauth " and " sardeshmukhi " from Gujarat.
• Haji SarBuland Khan Achakzai, however, " did not care for service himself, but preferred the renewal of the old ( British ) sanad in Fateh Muhammad Khan's favour.
• His activities soon attracted the attention of Sarbuland Khan, the governor of Allahabad, who in 1715, aided by he raja of Azamgarh, drove Dhir Singh out almost to Padrauna ( in district Deoria where he was killed ).
• Then the governor, Sarbuland Khan ( 1723 1730 ), at the head of an army of 50, 000 men, and bringing with him Kanyoji, the Morbi chief, as a claimant to Kutch, advanced towards Bhuj.
• In the year 1718, Farrukhsiyar began to amass a Mughal Army of 70, 000 in Delhi he had invited Asaf Jah I from Moradabad and Sarbuland Khan from Bihar; they, however, declined to fight against the Sayyid Brothers.
• The plot was betrayed to Sayyid Abdulla Khan who was in Delhi, who succeeded in neutralizing other powerful Mughal nobles like Asaf Jah I ( also known as Chin Qilich Khan and Nizam-ul-Mulk ) and Sarbuland Khan ( governor of Patna ) with promises of rich governorships of Malwa and Kabul respectively.
• While the K醶i s eldest son was quarrelling with S醠ih Kh醤 as to who should collect the revenue and other Government dues, information was received that the king had appointed Muhammad Mur醖y醔 Kh醤 to be the ruler of Sind with the title of  Naw醔 Sarbuland Kh醤 .  It would appear that all this time the late Mi醤 s envoy D韜醤 Gid鷐al had been at work in the court of the king and had now succeeded in securing the king s good will, as the chiefs and nobles had paid allegiance to the king and Muhammad Atur Kh醤 had been given up as a hostage.