wazir in A Sentence

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    Nawab Wazir Mohammed Khan.

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    Wazir: They don't make any money.

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    Wazir of Spiti.

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    Wazir Mohammed Khan.

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    Ebrahim Wazir v. State of Bombay, AIR 1954 SC 229.

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    Who will become my vicegerent, my deputy and my Wazir?

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    Wazir: They were going to put us out of the church.

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    Wazir Mohammed Khan in fact wielded power and tried to influence the Britishers.

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    The descendants of Khalid ibn Barmak the powerful and influential Wazir of Khalifa Mansur.

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    Subsequently, Nawab Wazir Mohammed Khan, a general, created a truly strong state after fighting several wars.

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    He was sent back to his home after a few days, on his promising to be the Wazir's follower.

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    Bal ban had excluded him from financial control of Wazir so that he would not feel the lack of funds.

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    I don't see any stability for many months here,” said Vivek Wazir, who runs a hotel in Kashmir's main city of Srinagar.

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    When the king's mind was comforted, he asked the Wazir what the other nobles and ministers were doing, and how they were.

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    I don't see any stability for many months here,” said Vivek Wazir, who runs a hotel in occupied Kashmir's main city of Srinagar.

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    His friends came to the house of the Wazir, a big meal was organized, that was the birthday of Wazir on that day.

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    His patriotism ran so deep that not only did he lavishly fund the INA coffers, he also sent his eldest son, Wazir Khan, to fight on the Indo-Burma battlefront.

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    At Kyuling(Spiti) the sect of the nono of Spiti( the ruling Wazir of Spiti area under the nominal British control before Independence) have also established a small museum of artefacts.

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    On behalf of the sultan, his Wazir told the theologians that this was impractical and impolitic since the Muslims were so little(in number) as salt in a dish of food.

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    Wazir Khan is noted for his conflicts with the Sikhs, and became infamous for ordering the execution of Guru Gobind Singh's young sons(Sahibzada Fateh Singh and Sahibzada Zorawar Singh) in 1705.

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    Although a few years ago he planned to expand his business in Kashmir, Wazir said the hotel was now barely breaking even, and he was instead considering opening one in the neighbouring Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

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    Although a few years ago he planned to expand his business in Kashmir, Wazir said the hotel was now barely breaking even, and he was instead considering opening one in the neighboring Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

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    At noon the soldiers of the house of the Wazir came and they surrounded the house and went to the Wazir and informed that you have been imprisoned and the emperor is commanded that you will be hanged at 6 in the evening.

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    At noon the soldiers of the house of the Wazir came and they surrounded the house and went to the Wazir and informed that you have been imprisoned and the emperor is commanded that you will be hanged at 6 in the evening!

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