The Institutes of Akbar 242.7

242.7

Mírzá ’Azíz’s sons. 1. Mírzá Shamsí (No. 163). He has been mentioned above. During the reign of Jahángír he rose to importance, and received the title of Jahángír Qulí Khán. 2. Mírzá Shádmán (No. 233). He received the title of Shád Khán, Tuzuk, p. 99. 3. Mírzá Khurrum (No. 177). He was made by Akbar governor of Júnágarh in Gujrát, received the title of Kámil Khán under Jahángír, and accompanied Prince Khurram (Sháhjahán) to the Dak’hin. 4. Mírzá ’Abdullah (No. 257) received under Jahángír the title of Sardár Khán. He accompanied his father to Fort Gwáliár. 5. Mírzá Anwar (No. 206) was married to a daughter of Zain Khán Kokah (No. 34). All of them were promoted to commanderships of Five and Two Thousands. ’Azíz’s other sons have been mentioned above. A sister of M. ’Azíz, Máh Bánú, was married to ’Abdurrahím Khán Khánán. (No. 29.)