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# The Institutes of Akbar 242.3

The Áín i Akbari (Blochmann, Jarrett) 242.3

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### [242.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.admin.ain-i-akbari~en-blochmann-jarrett.242.3)

Soon after, he joined Akbar at Ilahabad, and was transferred to Garha and Raisin (993). In the 31st year (994), M. ’Aziz was appointed to the Dak’hin; but as the operations were frustrated through the envy of Shihabuddin Ahmad (No. 26) and other grandees, ’Aziz withdrew, plundered Ilichpur in Berar, and then retreated to Gujrat, where the Khan Khanan was (Briggs, II, 267). In the 32nd year, Prince Murad married a daughter of M. ’Aziz. Towards the end of the 34th year, ’Aziz was appointed Governor of Gujrat in succession to the Khan Khanan. In the 36th year, he moved against Sultan Muzaffar, and defeated him in the following year. He then reduced Jam and other zamindars of Kachh to obedience, and conquered Somnat and sixteen other harbour towns (37th year). Junagarh also, the capital of the ruler of Surat, submitted to him (5th Zi Qa’dah 999), and Miyan Khan and Taj Khan, sons of Daulat Khan ibn i Amin Khan i Ghori, joined the Mughuls. ‘Aziz gave both of them jaigirs. He had now leisure to hunt down Sultan Muzaffar, who had taken refuge with a Zamindar of Dwarka. In a fight the latter lost his life, and Muzaffar fled to Kachh, followed by ‘Aziz. There also the Zamindars submitted, and soon after delivered Sultan Muzaffar into his hands. No sooner had he been brought to the Mirza than he asked for permission to step aside to perform a call of nature, and cut his throat with a razor.

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