The Institutes of Akbar 350: 119. I’timád Khán, Khwájahsará.

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He has been mentioned above p. 13, note. His appointment to Bhakkar was made in 984, when Sayyid Muhammad Mír ’Adl (vide No. 140) had died.
Maqsúd ’Alí, who killed I’timád, is said to have been blind on one eye. When he explained to I’timád his miserable condition, his master insulted him by saying that some one should put urine into his blind eye. Maqsúd stabbed him on the spot. According to another account, I’timád was murdered by Maqsúd, whilst getting up from bed.
I’timád built I’timádpúr, 6 kos from Agrah. He had there a villa and a large tank. He also lies buried there.