The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.86

v4.c15.86

In this year he made another appointment which indicated his intention of bringing the whole of the administration of the empire under his personal control. Muzaffar ‘Alī of Turbat, who had been in Bairam Khān’s service and whose life had been spared in spite of the efforts of the harem party to procure his condemnation, had since done good service as collector of a sub-district and superintendent of the imperial stores. He was now entitled Muzaffar Khān and appointed *Dīwān*, or revenue minister, of the empire.