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| 1539 || Raja Jay Mal || Provided military asylum, food, and provisions to Mughal Emperor [[Humayun]] after the [[Battle of Chausa]]. | | 1539 || Raja Jay Mal || Provided military asylum, food, and provisions to Mughal Emperor [[Humayun]] after the [[Battle of Chausa]]. | ||
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| c. 1565 || Maharaja Kalyan Mal || Subdued regional rebellions in Eastern Bihar for Emperor [[Akbar]]; officially granted the hereditary title of ''' | | c. 1565 || Maharaja Kalyan Mal || Subdued regional rebellions in Eastern Bihar for Emperor [[Akbar]]; officially granted the hereditary title of '''Raja''' and shifted the capital to Kalyanpur (the capital seat of Kalyanpur was named after him).<ref>[https://www.google.co.in/books/edition/Comprehensive_History_of_Bihar_pt_2_1987 <nowiki>Comprehensive History of Bihar: pt. 2. [1987]</nowiki>] p. 302, 324</ref> | ||
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| Early 17th C. || Raja Khemkaran Sahi || Granted the honorific "Raja Bahadur" by Emperor [[Jahangir]] for active military assistance; established a strategic fort at Husainpur. | | Early 17th C. || Raja Khemkaran Sahi || Granted the honorific "Raja Bahadur" by Emperor [[Jahangir]] for active military assistance; established a strategic fort at Husainpur. | ||