Subahdary

Anglo-Indian. Also 8 su-, soubadary, -ee, -darr(e)y, 9 soobah-. [Urdu çūba^hdārī, f. prec.] = next.

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1764. State Papers, in Ann. Reg., 190. We engage to reinstate the Nabob … in the subadarrey of Bengal.

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1800. Asiatic Ann. Reg., IV. 9/1. A firman, vesting Hyder with the subahdary of Sera.

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1817. Jas. Mill, Brit. India, I. III. iv. 599. He was appointed to the regency or subahdarry of Deccan.

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