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Dáúd Khán
A Pathan general granted the Kurnool jaghire by Mughal intercession in the late seventeenth century, killed in action outside Burhanpur years later while serving as a deputy subadar for Zu'l-faqár; his exact accession and death years are not printed in this source.
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- p. 29 · read as page image
Some time after this, in the latter part of the seventeenth century, through the intercession of Ghiyás-ud-dín Khán, the Kurnool territory was conferred as a jaghire upon Dáúd Khán, a Patan general of great talent, who had rendered important military services to Government.
- p. 30 · read as page image
From this place he was sent against Husain Ali, the governor of Buranpúr, who had incurred the displeasure of the emperor ; but as he approached the city he was resisted by the governor Husain Ali's troops and killed on the spot. His body was dragged around the city walls by the tail of an elephant.