The Most Powerful Iranian Vakil-ol-Saltanah of Indian Mughals; Muhammad Bairam Baharlou Known as Khan-i-Khanan

One of the important periods of Iranians presence in Indian subcontinent, is a course that a large part of this land was under Mughals rulers. During this period, Iranian migration to India faced significant expansion, and large number of these Iranian migrants played an imperative role in the process of the formation and development of the Mughals government, design and administration of its bureaucratic and military organization. One of these Iranian was Muhammad Bairam Khan Baharlu, who actively served for the Mughals. His family had some connections with a number of Timurid princes and due to these connections he could enter the Mughals government. However, his extraordinary rise in the Mughals was owed to his tact and sacrifice for stability of the government in its territory. In the shadows of several major efforts of Bairam for second Mughals Ruler, he became as vakil of third Mughals King. For several years, Bairam Khan dominated the important political, financial, administrative and military affairs for the young Akbar King. His powerful and autonomous performance, make Turanians and other competitors to reaction. Over the time, inflexibility of Bairam to his opponent's expectations made Akbar Shah to remove him from power. Bairam resistance against the King's royal command, and struggle to recover his ex-position, made the situation worse and led to exile and finally his murder. After Bairam Khan's death, Turanians hope to pull over important Iranian migrants from the Mughals government excesses. But Turanians wish never succeeded and Iranian remained in some important jobs.