The Institutes of Akbar 398: 169. Nazar Be Uzbak.
The Áín i Akbari (Blochmann, Jarrett) 398
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The Akbarnámah (III, p. 500) says, ‘On the same day Nazar Be, and his sons Qanbar Be, Shádí Be (No. 367), and Báqí Be (No. 368), were presented at Court, and were favourably received by the emperor.’
Shádí Be distinguished himself in the expedition under Matlab Khán (No. 83) against the Táríkís. He may be the Shádí Khán Shádí Beg, mentioned in the Pádisháhnámah (I., b., 308) as a commander of One Thousand. Be is the abbreviation of Beg. Nazar Be is not to be confounded with Nazar Beg (No. 247).