Question

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Answer 1

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He was born in Bijnor in Rohilkhand and later became a subedar, the chief native commanding officer, in the army of the East India Company, gaining forty years of experience in the Bengal horse artillery and seeing action in the First Anglo-Afghan War.

Died: 13 May 1859

Participated: Indian Rebellion of 1857

Answer 2

Bhakt Khan was a soldier born in Bijnor, Rohilkhand (present day Uttar Pradesh).

• Bakht Khan, who led rebel forces in the early years of the anti-British Indian Mutiny (1857–58), was born c. 1797 and died in 1859.
• He worked for the British East India Company for a number of years as a field battery commander.
• Bakht Khan is descended from the ruling house of Oudh (Ayodhya), which was overthrown by the British in 1856, on his mother's side.
• When the uprising began in May 1857, he led his army to Delhi, where he quickly established himself as the key player in the rebels' independent Indian government.
• He formed a court of administration, whose members were chosen by the army and government agencies, in order to supervise the Mughal emperor who served as the monarch's public face.
• He is claimed to have been killed in battle during the final days of the rebellion after the British forced him out of Delhi in September.

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