Shayesta Khan

Shayesta Khan was a prominent Mughal noble and military commander during the 17th century, best known for his role in the Mughal expansion in Bengal and the eastern regions of India. He served as the governor of Bengal and played a crucial part in the administration and military campaigns that aimed to consolidate Mughal power in the region. His military strategies and leadership were pivotal during various expeditions, including the significant campaign to capture Chattogram (Chittagong) from the Arakanese.