The Institutes of Akbar 250.3

250.3

For these two victories Akbar made M. ’A. a commander of Five Thousand, and gave him the coveted title of Khán Khánán. For this reason Historians generally call him Mírzá Khán Khánán. When Gujrát was finally conquered, M. Khán Khánán gave his whole property to his soldiers, even his inkstand, which was given to a soldier who came last and said, he had not received anything. The internal affairs of Gujrát being settled, Qulij Khán was left in the province, and M. ’A. rejoined the Court. In the 34th year he presented to Akbar a copy of his Persian translation of Bábar’s Chaghtái Memoirs (Wáqi’át i Bábari).