Sayyid brothers
Banndiraaɓe Sayyid ina mbiya Syed Hassan Ali Khan Barha e Syed Huseyn Ali Khan, ɓeen ngonnoo ko mawɓe ɗiɗo doole e nder ustaare laamu Mughal.
Ɓe ngoni juulɓe indinaaɓe jeyaaɓe e leñol Sadaat-e-Bara e nder laamu Barha, ɓe mbiyata ko ɓe Sayyid en walla iwdi annabi lislaam Muhammadu.[1] Ko ɓe mbiyata koo, ko ɓuri heewde jaɓaaka, ɓe mbiyi ko ɓe iwdi remooɓe ummoriiɓe Punjab, egguɓe to bannge fuɗnaange Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh.[2] E wiyde daartoowo biyeteeɗo Richard M. Eaton, ɓe ngoni ko e « jeyaaɓe e leydi Indiya no Jats en, Rajput en walla Maratha en nii ».[3]
Banndiraaɓe ɓee mbaɗti semmbe no feewi e nder suudu Mughal caggal maayde Aurangzeb e hitaande 1707, ɓe ngonti de facto laamɓe laamu nguu nde ɓe puɗɗii waɗde e waɗde laamɓe.[4][5] Ɓe ngartiri laamu Mughal to Ajmer to Rajasthan e hokkude Maharaja Ajit Singh, e hooreejo Jat Churaman.[6] E nder laamu maɓɓe, murtuɗo Sikh biyeteeɗo Banda Singh Bahadur nanngaa, waraa. Sayyid en ina ngondi e ƴettugol soldateeɓe, seeɗa e maɓɓe ngonaa Sayyid en, walla hoɗɓe e Barha, walla ɓe ngonaa juulɓe.[7]
Laamɗo Bahadur Shah I maayi ko e hitaande 1712, lomto makko Jahandar Shah waraa ko e yamiroore banndiraaɓe Sayyid. E hitaande 1713, ɓiy-yumma Jahandar biyeteeɗo Farrukhsiyar (laamɗo 1713-1719) wonti laamɗo e ballal banndiraaɓe. Laamu makko hollitii ƴellitaare banndiraaɓe, ɓeen ngoni ko e ƴellitde laamu dowla, ɓe ustii laamɗo oo haa wonti hooreejo leydi. Banndiraaɓe ɓee pellitii neldude Nizam-ul-Mulk to Deccan, woɗɗitaade Ñaawirde Mughal ngam ustude doole mum. E hitaande 1719, banndiraaɓe ɓee ngummini, ndartini laamu, mbari Farrukhsiyar. Ndeen ɓe mbaɗii feere ngam ɓiy-yumma makko gadano, hono Rafi ud-Darajat, wonta laamɗo garoowo e lewru feebariyee 1719. Nde Rafi ud-Darajat maayi e rafi ɓuuɓri e lewru suwee, ɓe mbaɗti mawniiko gorko, hono Rafi ud-Daulah (Shah Jahan II), . arduɗo. Caggal nde o maayi e rafi ɓuuɓri e lewru suwee, Muhammadu Shah (r. 1719–1748) ƴetti jappeere laamu nde o yahrata e duuɓi sappo e jeeɗiɗi e banndiraaɓe Sayyid, o woni laamɗo haa hitaande 1720.