The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c27.348

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v4.c27.348

Mān Singh, Rājā (Kachhwāhā), enters Akbar's service, 81; in Gujarāt, 104; invades Mewār, 115, 116; his reluctance to crush the Rānā, 117; sent to Kābul, 127; rejects "Divine Faith", 131; sent against Kābul, 134; defeats Raushanāīs, 136; unpopular at Kābul, 137; transferred to Bihār, 138; crushes rebellion in Bengal, 139; in Orissa, 140; in Bengal and Orissa, 143; as guardian of Salīm (Jahāngīr), 145; urges Salīm to rebel in Bengal, 147; alienated from Salīm, 151; favours Khusrav, 152; leaves Āgra for Bengal, 156; removed from office, 157; named to command in Deccan, 159, 160

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