Bahadur Ghazi  zamindar of bhawal, belonged to the renowned Ghazi family which had originally settled at Chaura, about a mile north of Kaliganj in Ghazipur district. Bahadur Ghazi was a close associate of musa khan. He possessed a large number of war-boats with which he took a prominent part in Musa Khan's struggle against the Mughals, and tendered submission only after the final defeat of his chief (1611). Subahdar islam khan appropriated his war-boats, but spared his zamindari. As a vassal zamindar he served in the train of the imperialists in their campaigns and took active part in the expedition against pratapaditya of Jessore (1611-12) and in their conquest of kamarupa (1613).

Bahadur was actively involved in the conspiracy organised by anwar khan of Baniachang (1611) to capture the leading mansabdars at the imperial camp at Hasanpur and imprison Islam Khan at Dhaka. The secret plan of Bahadur Ghazi was detected and he was put in fetters. [Muazzam Hussain Khan]