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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 53.3

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 53.3

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### [53.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.muntakhab-al-tawarikh~en-ranking-lowe-haig.53.3)

Sultan Husain made peace with Sultan Buhlul, and sending for Qutb Khan Lodi who was still in prison, from Jaunpur, presented him with a horse and a robe of honour and sent him to Sultan Buhlul and returned from Qanauj to Jaunpur. Sultān Buhlūl also despatched Jalāl Khān the brother of Mai’sūm Khān, whom he held in confinement as hostage for Qut̤b Khān, to Sultān Husain after conferring honours upon him. And after some years Sultān Husain coming to the borders of Chandwār, fought a battle with Sultān Buhlūl, and having concluded a peace for three years again returned to his own country. At this juncture Ah̤mad Khān Jilwānī, the ruler of Baiāna read the Khut̤bah in the name of Husain Khān; and Sultān Husain, upon the expiration of the period for which peace had been concluded, proceeded towards Dihlī with 10,000 cavalry and a thousand elephants. They met near a place called Bhalwāra, and Sultān Husain having agreed to peace encamped at Itāwa. Sultān Buhlūl came to Dihlī. The fact of these two kings being thus within a seven days’ journey is not without its ridiculous side. Verse. Who has ever seen a scabbard which can contain two swords! Who has ever seen the thrones of two Jamshīds in one place! And in this year Sultān ‘Alāu-d-Dīn, whose daughter \[Malika-i-Jahān\] was married to Sultān Husain, passed away in Badāon, as has been already related, and left his kingdom to Sultān Buhlūl and Sultān Husain. Verse.

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