 | Josiah Conder - History - 1828
...there is, in like manner, a seat or station assigned for each of the amirs, vazirs, and mansabdars. It is that throne and these stations alone, which...engage the reverence of the people of Bengal. A set of de• Pwebi, in Hlndostanee, answers to Sharki or Sherki, In Arabic or Persian, anil appears to be... | |
 | History - 1829
...throne allotted for the king ; there is in like manner a seat or station assigned for each of the amirs, vazirs, and sobdars. It is that throne and these stations...dismiss or appoint any person, whosoever is placed on the seat of the one dismissed is immediately attended and obeyed by the whole establishment of dependants,... | |
 | Sir Edward Robert Sullivan - History - 1866 - 432 pages
...; there is in like manner a seat, or station, assigned for each of the emirs, viziers, and soubahs. It is that throne and these stations alone which engage...dismissed is immediately attended and obeyed by the BOOK whole establishment of dependants, servants and retainers ._ *; _. annexed to the seat which he... | |
 | James Hastings - Religion - 2003 - 484 pages
...there is, in like manner, a seat or station assigned for each of the Amirs, Wasirs and Mansabdars. It is that throne and these stations alone which engage...the king wishes to dismiss or appoint any person, whoever is placed in the seat of the one dismissed is immediately attended and obeyed by the whole... | |
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Bengal, that there is little of hereditary descent in succession to the sovereignty. There is a throne allotted for the king; there is, in like manner, a seat or station assigned for each of the amirs, wazirs and mansabd'ars. 