Muntakhab al-tawarikh 20.2.4

20.2.4

Seven other individuals of the generals and slaves of Sultan Mu’izzu-'d-Dīn reached princely power in Hindustan and Ghaznin and Bengāla and other places, whose affairs are written in their proper places; among others Tāj-u-'d-dīn Yaldūz on the confines of Tarā’in, otherwise known as Tarāwan, having fought with Sultan Shamsu-'d-Dīn I-yaltamish was taken prisoner. Another is Sultān Nāsiru-'d-Dīn Qabācha who is also one of the slaves of Mu’izzu-'d-Dīn, and had married one of the daughters of Tāj-u-'d-Dīn Yaldūz, the other daughter was married to Sultan Qutbu-'d- Dm and Sultan Muizzu-d-Din during his lifetime had bestowed upon him the governorship of Uchh and Multan. After the death of Sultan Qutbu-d-Din, he brought the whole country from Uchh to Sarsuti and Kuhram under his own rule, and also took possession of Lahore, and having fought with the army of Malik Taju-d-Din who was on his way from Ghaznin, Khwaja Mu‘aiyyidu-l-Mulk Sinjari being in command of that army, was defeated and went to Sindh in which country he obtained great ascendancy.