Shahbaz Khan Kamboh

Shahbaz Khan Kamboh (* 1529 , † 11. November 1599 ) was the most important general of the Indian Mughal Empire under the Mughal emperor Akbar I .

He took part in many of Akbar's campaigns, including a. against Rathod, Rana Pratap , Arab Bahadur and Bahadhur Khan-i-Shaibani , and conquered several countries under the Mughal Empire.

From 1583 he was governor and commander-in-chief of Bengal , where he fought several times against Isha Khan , especially at the Brahmaputra and around the provinces of Bihar and Dekkan .

As a devout Sunni , Shahbaz Khan did not meet Akbar's expectations, but he was highly regarded by the ruler for his military and administrative skills . He personally lived as an ascetic and was famous for his charity.

Individual evidence

^ Discovery of Pakistan: By A. Aziz. [2d Rev. Ed.], 1964, p 71, Abdul Aziz - Pakistan.
↑ Advanced History of Medieval India, 1995, p 376, SR Bakshi
↑ The History of India, As told by its own Historians, p 419, Henry M. Elliot.
↑ Aina-i-Akbari, Blochman's trans, I, p 399-402.
^ Proceedings - Indian History Congress, 1977, p 350, Indian History Congress.

personal data
SURNAME	Kamboh, Shahbaz Khan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	General of the Indian mogul Akbar
DATE OF BIRTH	1529
DATE OF DEATH	November 11, 1599

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[1] Discovery of Pakistan: By A. Aziz. [2d Rev. Ed.], 1964, p 71, Abdul Aziz - Pakistan.

[2] Advanced History of Medieval India, 1995, p 376, SR Bakshi

[3] The History of India, As told by its own Historians, p 419, Henry M. Elliot.

[4] Aina-i-Akbari, Blochman's trans, I, p 399-402.

[5] Proceedings - Indian History Congress, 1977, p 350, Indian History Congress.