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∗ Yahya Khan, 120b, places the camp near Sikandra. Sarai Roz Bahani (K. K. ii. 720) was 4 kos or about 9 miles west of Agra. There is a tomb of a saint of some repute, Shaikh Roz Bihan, a little to the east of Shiraz town, E. G. Browne, A year among the Persians, London, 1893, p. 274. Roz Bahan was the son of Abi Nasar, lived to be 84 years of age, and died 606 H., Shiraz-nama, B. M. Addl. 18,185 fol. 136 a. The Roz Bahani who built this Sarai may have been a descendant or disciple of this saint. Roz Bahani is not in Beale, although that author lived at Agra. A Yusuf Khan Roz-Bihani was subahdar of Haidarabad in Bahadur Shah's reign—M. U. i. 256. Again ibid, iii. 771, a corps of Roz Bahanis was present in the battle against Prince Shuja at Belghatha near Akbar-nagar.