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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 65.4.8

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 65.4.8

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### [65.4.8](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.muntakhab-al-tawarikh~en-ranking-lowe-haig.65.4.8)

On several occasions it happened that Mirza Kamran came to pay his respects to Humayun and had a personal interview with him. Humayun, out of natural kindness and innate good-will pardoned his shortcomings, and cleared his heart of all rancour against him, and after he had sought permission to leave to make the pilgrimage to the sacred city of Makka, bestowed upon him the country of Badakhshan, and himself going up against Balkh, fought with Pir Muhammad Khan and ‘Abu-l-‘Aziz Khan, the son of ‘Abdu-llah Khan, the Ozbak king, and defeated them after a sharp engagement. But following the bad advice of his Amirs, who were treacherous hypocrites, and in alarm about Mirza Kamran, he turned back and came to Kabul. Mirza Kamran once more broke his treaty obligations, and inasmuch as the untrustworthy leaders on both sides began to practise unfaithfulness, and led him out of the way, and he had to fight numerous battles, he eventually sought aid from Islām Shāh, but, meeting with disappointment, and returning thence, was delivered into the hands of Humāyūn by the machinations of Sultān Ādam Ghak'kar at Parhāla. Notwithstanding all his repeated rebellions his life was spared, but the jewel of sight was taken from him, (as has already been stated), and he was permitted to depart for the sacred Makka. He had the good fortune to make the Hajj four times, and thus made amends for his past evil deeds, and there delivered up the life that had been entrusted to him.

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