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Etymology

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	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	''Arbaaz'' in {{Wiki\|Urdu}} means '[[eagle]]' while ''{{Wiki\|Mir clan\|Mir}}'' is a {{Wiki\|~~Kashmiris~~\|Kashmiri}} clan or tribe between present day India and Pakistan. ''{{Wiki\|Mir (title)\|Mir}}'' is also a loanword from the {{Wiki\|Arabic language\|Arabic}} ''emir, amir'', and thus has the meaning of 'leader, commander, prince' in aforementioned places. Indian naming customs vary from region to region in the country. In Kashmir, names often follow the format of a personal name (Arbaaz), an optional middle name, and a family name (Mir).		''Arbaaz'' in {{Wiki\|Urdu}} means '[[eagle]]' while ''{{Wiki\|Mir clan\|Mir}}'' is a {{Wiki\|Kashmiri people\|Kashmiri}} clan or tribe between present day India and Pakistan. ''{{Wiki\|Mir (title)\|Mir}}'' is also a loanword from the {{Wiki\|Arabic language\|Arabic}} ''emir, amir'', and thus has the meaning of 'leader, commander, prince' in aforementioned places. Indian naming customs vary from region to region in the country. In Kashmir, names often follow the format of a personal name (Arbaaz), an optional middle name, and a family name (Mir).

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Soranin: /* Search for the Koh-i-Noor */

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Search for the Koh-i-Noor

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	[[File:ACBM-Arbaaz Tosha Khana.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Arbaaz and Raza in the hidden chambers]]		[[File:ACBM-Arbaaz Tosha Khana.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Arbaaz and Raza in the hidden chambers]]
	Afterwards, Arbaaz found Raza and followed him into the [[Tosha Khana]], a series of secret chambers beneath the palace that were hidden by water-based door mechanism. Exploring the caverns filled with statues of ~~{{Wiki~~\|Hindu}} gods, Arbaaz found a [[Treasure chest\|chest]] containing the diamond, but quickly dismissed it as a worthless replica. Upon further exploration, they stumbled upon illusionary walls and other unique statues of Hindu gods.<ref name="Brahman" />		Afterwards, Arbaaz found Raza and followed him into the [[Tosha Khana]], a series of secret chambers beneath the palace that were hidden by water-based door mechanism. Exploring the caverns filled with statues of [[Hinduism\|Hindu]] gods, Arbaaz found a [[Treasure chest\|chest]] containing the diamond, but quickly dismissed it as a worthless replica. Upon further exploration, they stumbled upon illusionary walls and other unique statues of Hindu gods.<ref name="Brahman" />

	There, Raza found the real Koh-i-Noor in a pool of water contained within the hands of the statue of [[Durga]]; unbeknownst to them, their progress had been tracked by Cotton. Upon their return to ground level, Arbaaz was arrested by Singh's [[Soldier\|guards]], who had been alerted by Cotton and Macnaghten. It was at this point that Arbaaz hid the real Koh-i-Noor under Raza's turban, enabling the latter to escape with the artifact, while the guards took the replica.<ref name="Brahman" />		There, Raza found the real Koh-i-Noor in a pool of water contained within the hands of the statue of [[Durga]]; unbeknownst to them, their progress had been tracked by Cotton. Upon their return to ground level, Arbaaz was arrested by Singh's [[Soldier\|guards]], who had been alerted by Cotton and Macnaghten. It was at this point that Arbaaz hid the real Koh-i-Noor under Raza's turban, enabling the latter to escape with the artifact, while the guards took the replica.<ref name="Brahman" />

imported>Soranin: /* Skills and equipment */

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Skills and equipment

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	[[File:3blades.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Arbaaz's Trident Blade]]		[[File:3blades.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Arbaaz's Trident Blade]]
	In terms of equipment, Arbaaz wielded a sword resembling an {{Wiki\|aruval}}, a concealed {{Wiki~~\|Katar (dagger)~~\|katar}} and {{Wiki\|bagh nakh}}, as well as a {{Wiki\|slingshot}} with rock pellets, [[chakram]]s and [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]].<ref name="ACCI" /> Although he did not carry any firearms on his person, he had some experience firing [[musket]]s and proved to be a skilled marksman.<ref name="The Thief Within" /> Additionally, he wielded a unique variation of the Assassins' signature [[Hidden Blade]], known as the "Trident Blade", consisting of a bracer and an outer compartment which could open out to form a three-pronged fork, revealing another blade nestled within.<ref name="Brahman" />		In terms of equipment, Arbaaz wielded a sword resembling an {{Wiki\|aruval}}, a concealed {{Wiki\|katar}} and {{Wiki\|bagh nakh}}, as well as a {{Wiki\|slingshot}} with rock pellets, [[chakram]]s and [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]].<ref name="ACCI" /> Although he did not carry any firearms on his person, he had some experience firing [[musket]]s and proved to be a skilled marksman.<ref name="The Thief Within" /> Additionally, he wielded a unique variation of the Assassins' signature [[Hidden Blade]], known as the "Trident Blade", consisting of a bracer and an outer compartment which could open out to form a three-pronged fork, revealing another blade nestled within.<ref name="Brahman" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	Arbaaz eventually became an ancestor of the 21st-century movie actress [[Monima Das]]. In 2013, Monima's fiancé [[Jot Soora]] became a target of the Templars and the Assassins when they mistakenly believed his DNA was the key to the lost knowledge of the Koh-i-Noor's location. After Jot lied that he was a descendant of Arbaaz and Pyara Kaur due to his insecurities over his actual ancestry, the Assassins abducted him and hooked him up to the [[Abstergo Industries]] prototype headset [[Brahman V.R.]] to relive Arbaaz's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] and find the Koh-i-Noor.<ref name="Brahman" />		Arbaaz eventually became an ancestor of the 21st-century movie actress [[Monima Das]]. In 2013, Monima's fiancé [[Jot Soora]] became a target of the Templars and the Assassins when they mistakenly believed his DNA was the key to the lost knowledge of the Koh-i-Noor's location. After Jot lied that he was a descendant of Arbaaz and Pyara Kaur due to his insecurities over his actual ancestry, the Assassins abducted him and hooked him up to the [[Abstergo Industries]] prototype headset [[Brahman V.R.]] to relive Arbaaz's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] and find the Koh-i-Noor.<ref name="Brahman" />

	However, when Jot failed to [[Synchronization\|synchronize]] with Arbaaz's memories, the Assassins discovered the truth about Jot's ancestry, moments before Templar agents stormed their hideout, having traced the Brahman V.R.'s cloud signal. While Jot ~~managed to escape~~ and went back to Monima, both were later abducted by ~~the~~ Templars in a van. The Assassin [[Jasdip Dhami]] rescued Jot, but Monima perished when the van crashed into the Mithi River.<ref name="Brahman" />		However, when Jot failed to [[Synchronization\|synchronize]] with Arbaaz's memories, the Assassins discovered the truth about Jot's ancestry, moments before Templar agents stormed their hideout, having traced the Brahman V.R.'s cloud signal. While Jot escaped and went back to Monima, both were later abducted by Templars in a van. The Assassin [[Jasdip Dhami]] rescued Jot, but Monima perished when the van crashed into the Mithi River.<ref name="Brahman" />

	After being taken to another Assassin safehouse, a grieving Jot used the Brahman V.R. to relive Monima's memories, again alerting the Templars to his location, but also informing the Assassins that Monima was Arbaaz and Pyara's descendant that they ~~were~~ looking for. After downloading Monima's memories onto Jot's phone and deleting them from Abstergo's cloud servers to make the trail look like a dead end, the Assassins sent Jot away moments before the Templars attacked again.<ref name="Brahman"/>		After being taken to another Assassin safehouse, a grieving Jot used the Brahman V.R. to relive Monima's memories, again alerting the Templars to his location, but also informing the Assassins that Monima was Arbaaz and Pyara's descendant that they had been looking for. After downloading Monima's memories onto Jot's phone and deleting them from Abstergo's cloud servers to make the trail look like a dead end, the Assassins sent Jot away moments before the Templars attacked again.<ref name="Brahman"/>

	In late 2015, due to his involvement with one of the Precursor boxes, Arbaaz's memories were relived through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]] by a research analyst at [[Abstergo Entertainment]].<ref name="ACCI">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India]]''</ref> While Arbaaz's memories did not lead the Templars to the box, they provided a clue to the whereabouts of another Piece of Eden—a [[Shroud of Eden 2\|Shroud]]—that his son Jayadeep had been searching for in London. Consequently, the Templars explored Jayadeep's memories to determine the Shroud's location.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[Database: Reconstructed Data 009]]</ref>		In late 2015, due to his involvement with one of the Precursor boxes, Arbaaz's memories were relived through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]] by a research analyst at [[Abstergo Entertainment]].<ref name="ACCI">''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India]]''</ref> While Arbaaz's memories did not lead the Templars to the box, they provided a clue to the whereabouts of another Piece of Eden—a [[Shroud of Eden 2\|Shroud]]—that his son Jayadeep had been searching for in London. Consequently, the Templars explored Jayadeep's memories to determine the Shroud's location.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[Database: Reconstructed Data 009]]</ref>

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	Afterwards, Arbaaz found Raza and followed him into the [[Tosha Khana]], a series of secret chambers beneath the palace that were hidden by water-based door mechanism. Exploring the caverns filled with statues of ~~{{Wiki~~\|Hindu}} gods, Arbaaz found a [[Treasure chest\|chest]] containing the diamond, but quickly dismissed it as a worthless replica. Upon further exploration, they stumbled upon illusionary walls and other unique statues of Hindu gods.<ref name="Brahman" />		Afterwards, Arbaaz found Raza and followed him into the [[Tosha Khana]], a series of secret chambers beneath the palace that were hidden by water-based door mechanism. Exploring the caverns filled with statues of [[Hinduism\|Hindu]] gods, Arbaaz found a [[Treasure chest\|chest]] containing the diamond, but quickly dismissed it as a worthless replica. Upon further exploration, they stumbled upon illusionary walls and other unique statues of Hindu gods.<ref name="Brahman" />

	There, Raza found the real Koh-i-Noor in a pool of water contained within the hands of the statue of [[Durga]]; unbeknownst to them, their progress had been tracked by Cotton. Upon their return to ground level, Arbaaz was arrested by Singh's [[Soldier\|guards]], who had been alerted by Cotton and Macnaghten. It was at this point that Arbaaz hid the real Koh-i-Noor under Raza's turban, enabling the latter to escape with the artifact, while the guards took the replica.<ref name="Brahman" />		There, Raza found the real Koh-i-Noor in a pool of water contained within the hands of the statue of [[Durga]]; unbeknownst to them, their progress had been tracked by Cotton. Upon their return to ground level, Arbaaz was arrested by Singh's [[Soldier\|guards]], who had been alerted by Cotton and Macnaghten. It was at this point that Arbaaz hid the real Koh-i-Noor under Raza's turban, enabling the latter to escape with the artifact, while the guards took the replica.<ref name="Brahman" />