Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c33.25

v3.c33.25

Mirza Najaf's four lieutenants quarrel for power, 232—their character, 233—Emperor's policy during 1782 to 1784, 236—Afrasiyab Mir Bakhshi, 239—his difficulties, 240—civil war in Delhi, 245—Afrasiyab dismissed, Shafi appointed Regent, 248—Emperor's coup, 250—Md. Beg Hamadani's treachery, Shafi reinstated, 252—Shafi's operations in Agra province (1783), 254—quarrels with Hamadani, 256—invites Mahadji Sindhia, 259—Hamadani murders Shafi, 261—Afrasiyab becomes regent again, 264—James Browne's plots in Delhi, 268—Afrasiyab imprisons Abdul Ahad, 271—his rupture with Hamadani, 273—he meets Mahadji at Rupbas, 275—Zain-ul-abidin murders Afrasiyab, 279—Sindhia controls imperial army's encampment 282—and crushes Hamadani, 285.