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Jagat Singh of Nurpur

d. 1646 · 17th century

Jagat Singh was a Pathania Raja of Nurpur in the Punjab hills, son of Raja Basu. He served the Mughals as a commander, including campaigns in Afghanistan, but rebelled against Shah Jahan in 1641–1642. After a long siege of his forts he submitted and was pardoned, and he died in Mughal service.

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Nurpur State

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