History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v3.c37.s9.t1: Khan-i-samans :
History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v3.c37.s9.t1
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Khan-i-samans :
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Fazil Khan I. Ala-ul-mulk Tuni, Dec. 1662—June 1663. Iftikhar Khan Sultan Husain Yezdi, June 1663—March 1670.
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Ashraf Khan, March 1670—Nov. 1676. Ruhullah Khan I., Nov. 1676—? 1678. Muhammad Ali Khan (s. of Dr. Daud), ? 1678—May 1687.
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Kamgar Khan, 1687—1688. Fazil Khan III., (Itimad Kh.), 1688—1697. Khanahzad Kh. (Ruhullah Khan II.), 1697—May 1704. Khudabanda Khan, May 1704—1707.
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Every province had its Sadar or Judge and Supervisor of endowments to pious men and scholars. Over them all was the SADAR-US-SADUR or Chief Sadar,[*] who was also the medium of the Emperor's acts of charity, especially the distribution of the lakh and a half of Rupees which he gave away every year in the month of Ramzan and other sacred occasions. The Chief Sadars of Aurangzib's reign are mentioned below.