The Institutes of Akbar 382: 154. Shimál Khán Chelah.
The Áín i Akbari (Blochmann, Jarrett) 382
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Chelah means ‘a slave.’ The Tabaqát says he was a Qurchí, or armour-bearer of the emperor, and a genial companion. He was made a Hazárí, and was no longer alive in 1001.
In the 9th year, he assisted in the capture of Khwajah Mu’azzam. In the 20th year, he served in the war against Chandr Sen, during which Jalál Khán (No. 213) had lost his life, and afterwards under Sayyid Ahmad (No. 91) and Sháhbáz (No. 80) in the expedition to Siwánah.