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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 32.1.5

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 32.1.5

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### [32.1.5](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.muntakhab-al-tawarikh~en-ranking-lowe-haig.32.1.5)

And in the year following, Arkali Khan came from Multan to Dihli, and the Sultan leaving him in Dihli proceeded to Mandawar, and after his arrival at that stage, having received with anxiety tidings of the revolt of certain of the Juyusi Amirs, he made over the district of Cudaon to Malik Maghlati, sent him off at once and appointed Malik Mubarak to Tibarhindah, then after reducing the fortress of Mandawar proceeded by an uninterrupted series of marches to Dihli, and in those days a certain Saiyyid ascetic and recluse, holding close communion with God, relying upon Him, bountiful, adorned with so many excellencies and perfections, Sidi Maula by name first came from 'Ajam (Persia) to Ajudhan in the service of the pillar of the Saints the master Shaikh Farid, Ganj i shakkar, may God sanctify his resting place, and sought permission to proceed to the eastern parts of Hindustan. They said to him "Beware of crowds of men, and abstain from intercourse with kings." When he reached Dihli, Khan i Khanan, the eldest son of the Sultan, displayed the greatest desire to become his disciple. In the same way the greater number of the deposed Maliks and Amirs of the Balban party used daily both morning and evening to sit at the table of that darvesh, who would not accept anything from any one.

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