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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 43.2.3

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 43.2.3

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### [43.2.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.muntakhab-al-tawarikh~en-ranking-lowe-haig.43.2.3)

then he recalled Qutlugh Khan from the Dakkan, but inasmuch as Qutlugh Khan had reduced that country to excellent order and had gained the good will of the people, his recall was the cause of great discontent (and disaffection); and ‘Aziz Khummar who was one of the canaille, proceeding to Malwa put to death many centurions (or Amirs of a hundred) which is the meaning of the word Yazdahan in accordance with the Sultan’s orders, and thence arose many insurrections. And in the year 748 A.H. (1347 A.D.) the captains of hundreds, stirred up rebellion and sedition in Gujrat against Muqbil the servant of Khwaja-i Jahan who was naib vazir of Gujrat, and was bringing treasure to the Court, and attacked him by night, getting possession of the treasure and horses and property belonging to the king. The Sultan arrived at Gujrat with the object of quelling this rebellion, and sent some of the trustworthy Amirs as for instance Malik ‘Ali Sarjandar, and Ahmad Lachin to Daulatabad to bind the Amirs of hundreds who were there and bring them to Court. As soon as Malik Ahmad Lachin arrived at the pass of Manikganj, the Amirs of hundreds in their alarm came to a common understanding, and put Malik Ahmad Lachin to death; ‘Aziz Khummar who had gone from Gujrat to oppose the Amirs of hundreds of Dabhoi and Baroda, on coming face to face with the insurgents lost his head, fell from his horse and was taken prisoner. This news had reached the Sultan and had augmented his wrath considerably.

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