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Muntakhab al-tawarikh 44.1.7

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 44.1.7

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44.1.7

And in the year 759 H. (1358 A.D.) having gone to Samana, he appointed Malik Qabul Sarbarahdar to proceed against the Mughuls who had arrived on the frontier of Dipalpur. The Mughuls upon hearing particulars of the Sultan’s army turned back and went to their own country, and the Sultan returned to Dihli; and in this year the Sultan despatched some Arabian horses and foreign fruits with all kinds of choice presents by the hands of the messengers of Sultan Shamsu-d-Din of Lakhnauti who had arrived at his Court, bearing many presents, and at Bihar they heard that the Sultan Shamsu-d-Din had died, and Sultan Sikandar his son had ascended the throne in the room of his father, so they sent the horses in accordance with orders to the Court at Bihar and conducted the messengers back to Karra.