The Institutes of Akbar 303: B. The Chhatbanúrí, or Chhátraurí, Clan.

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One of the descendants of S. Abulfazl is called S. Hasan Fakhruddín who is said to have lived in the reign of Akbar at Sambalharuh, the rájahs of which place were on friendly terms with the family. His son, S. Nudbah, is said to have had four sons—
I. Sayyid ’Alí.
II. Sayyid Ahmad, a descendant of whom, S. Raushan ’Alí Khán, served under Muhammad Sháh.
III. S. Tájuddín, whose son, S. ‘Umar, settled at Kakraulí.
IV. S. Sálár (perhaps the same on p. 392, l. 11 from below), who had two sons S. Haidar Khán, and S. Muhammad Khán. The descendants of the former settled at Míránpúr, which was founded by Nawáb S. Shahámat Khán, evidently the same as on p. 392, (l. 10). S. Muhammad Khán settled at K’hatorah (“a village so called, because it was at first inhabited by Kaiths”). Among his descendants are S. Nuçrat Yar Khan, (p. 392), and Ruknuddaulah.