mir jaffer became the governer of bengal in 1758.
mir jaffer became the governer of bengal in 1758.
who became the governer of bengal in 1758?
mir jaffer
list of governors of bengal









































from 1760, a governor represented the british east india company in which had been granted the right to establish a trading post by the nawabs of bengal. robert clive (1765-1767) was the second governor of bengal, and established dual government in bengal from 1765 to 1772.









































below is a list of the governors of bengal during the british raj:









































section::::presidents, 1700–1758.
list of governors of bengal
after the battle of siffin, ali ibn abi talib appointed muhammad ibn abu bakr as the governor of egypt, then a newly conquered province of the islamic empire.in 658 ce (38 a.h.), mu'awiya ibn abi sufyan, the then governor of syria, sent his general 'amr ibn al-'as and six thousand soldiers against muhammad ibn abu bakr. he hadn't proved himself to be a good governer ,lazley hazleton writes "muhammad abubakr - aisha's half brother-had proved a weak governer.ali himself ruefully acknowledged that he was "an inexperienced young man".muhammad asked imam ali for help. ali is said to have instructed his foster son to hand the governorship over to his best general and childhood friend, malik al-ashtar, whom he judged better capable of resisting amr ibn al-as. however, malik died on his way to egypt. the shi'a and institute for shia ismaili studies in london's shia'ism researcher wilferd madelung believe that malik was poisoned by muawiyah i.
muhammad ibn abi bakr