"urz begee" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1832 Feb, “Zur-i-Zunjeer”, in Calcutta Magazine:",
          "text": "he summoned to his presence the deewan, giving, at the same time, orders to the urz-begee, to admit no one to their conference, and upon no account to allow him to be disturbed.",
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          "text": "Meer Afzul Khan, Urz-Begee, had fled from Cabul, and had joined the rebels, and was then at Ghauni, endeavouring to excite the Khograunes and Ghaunees to rebellion against us.",
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          "text": "After crossing several inner courtyards, he was met by the Urz Begee, or Master of Ceremonies, who led him into the royal presence.",
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