In the mean while Humayun reoccupied his lost kingdom but died soon after d his young son, Akbar, made himself the master of Hindustan after the battle of Panipat. The Afghans continued to hold sway in the east, including this district till 1559, Ali Quli Khan urf Khan Zaman subdued the region for his young sovereign and founded the town of Zamania, bringing the district of Ghazipur into his possession. In early 1565, Khan Zaman rebelled against Akbar, then Akbar crushed him and the govt. of Ghazipur was then given to Munim Khan Khan-i-Khanan who administered his territories with great success for many years. After Munim Khan the charge was Given to Sarkar Dewan Raja Quttul Khan jagirdar during late rule of Akbar in 1600 and then to Quttul's cousin Raja Daud Khan. Quttul Khan was a Sarkar or Governor of Ghazipur Sarkar, Dewan of Bihar and a Jagirdar of Ghazipur. After the death of Quttul his cousin handled all the post. Both brother were also the Rajas of Kamsaar Raj which was a large Raja Zamindari estate and had many jagirs under it during Akbar, Jahangir, Shahjahan and Aurangzeb. Later, Daud Khan's family also ruled over Daudpur Jagir with its capital at Dewaitha for many years. In Akbar's time the Ghazipur government had great importance. After the death of Aurangzeb in 1707, as his successor Bahadur Shah I he brought Ghazipur directly under his sway. During Aurangzeb a large part of Ghazipur and Kamsar Raj's jagirs were given to Raja Deendar Khan, the founder of Dildarnagar. During Aurangzeb Kamsaar Raj(Kamsaar region) was a house three of jagirs or Zamindari estates name as Mustafabad estate, Dildarnagar estate, and Daudpur estate. The region of Kamsaar also shared their bodders with Reotipur estate.