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Muntakhab al-tawarikh 78.13.6

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 78.13.6

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78.13.6

And since the Shaikh used constantly to sign himself “The worthless atom ‘Abdul-‘aziz”, a clever fellow discovered the mnemosynon: Worthless atom. In the year nine hundred and seventy-six (976) the Emperor sent for the whole Atgah clan and Kamal Khan G’hakkar from the Panjab, and gave their jagirs to Husain Quli Khan and his brother Isma‘il Quli Khan, and appointed them to that district. Then Husain Quli Khan and his brother, having come from Nagor, after the taking of Rintambhor obtained permission to go to the Panjab; and the district of Sambhal and Bareli was confirmed to Khani Kalan. In this year the Mirzas, the sons of Muhammad Sultan Mirza, who had gone to Gujrat, and taken refuge with Chingiz Khan, having behaved badly and laid hands of spoliation on the jagirs, fled from Chingiz Khan, and came to Malwah, and beseiged Muhammad Murad Khan and Mirza ‘Aziz-ullah of Mashhad in the fort of Ujjain. Then Ashraf Khan, Mir Munshi and Çadiq Muhammad Khan, who with a considerable number of the Imperial army had been appointed to act against Rintambhor, when they heard this news, represented the matter at Court, and received orders to turn aside to Ujjain and undertake the repression of the revolt in conjunction with Qulij Khan, who had been sent after them to join in the reduction of Rintambhor. And at Saronj Shahab-ud-din Ahmad Khan, and at Sarangpur Shah Bidagh Khan formed a junction with the aforesaid Amirs, and so a very considerable force was gathered together.