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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Amir&#039;&#039;&#039; a title of dignity given to a high ranking army officer of the Muslim state, Mughal or pre-Mughal. In the Muslim nobility the title of Amir was in between the Sipah Salar and Malik. [[Bughra Khan|bughra khan]] while advising his son Kaikobad (Sultan of Delhi, 1287-1290) describes the army organisation in the following manner: a [[Sar-i-Khail|sar-i-khail]] has ten horsemen under him, a [[Sipah Salar|sipah salar]] directs ten Sar-i-Khails, an Amir has authority over ten Sipah Salars, a Malik has authority over ten Amirs and a Khan commands the forces of ten Maliks. So an Amir commanded at least 1000 horsemen. During the time of [[Akbar|akbar]] a provincial governor was also called an Amir. [Abdul Karim]<br /> <br /> [[bn:আমীর]]</div>

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