Siyar al-mutaʾakhkhirin 51.79

51.79

NAKI-AALY-QHAN, the author's brother; his intimacy with Mir-djaafer-qhan; his ambitious views; his respectful letter to the new Navab Mir-djaafer-qhan, ii, 247. Leaves Benares and arrives at Azim-abad; gets an order to return to Benares; applies for help to Mir-cazem-qhan, ii, 248. His petition to Mir-djaafer-qhan for release of his paternal estate; his petition granted, ii, 265. Parts with Mir-djaafer-qhan at Patna; returns to Azim-abad, ii, 268. Recovers his paternal Djaghiry estate, ii, 277. His arrival at the camp of Emperor Shah-aalem, ii, 356. His situation of Paymaster; of the Imperial household; his titles,
NAND-COMAR, appointed Prime Minister to Mir-djaafer-qhan; his conduct towards Mahmed-reza-qhan, Governor of Djehanghir-nagur-Dacca, ii, 557. Appointed Divan to Navab Nedjm-ed-dowla; the centre of all public and private business in Bengal; in friction with Governor Vansittart; sent for to Calcutta by the Members of the English Council; charged with misdemeanour, iii, 3. Dismissed from office; a prisoner within the precincts of Calcutta, iii, 4. Joins the party of General Clavering to bring down Mr. Hushtin ; cuts a conspicuous figure, iii, 75. His infamies exposed ; his forged obligation bond in favour of the Banker Boolakidas ; his trial before a Grand-jury ; his guilt proved, iii, 78. His case with other records sent to England ; his cause taken up by General Clavering ; his execution ; his property amounting to a Corror of Rupees delivered to his son, Radja Goor-das, iii, 79.