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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 78.17.3

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 78.17.3

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### [78.17.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.muntakhab-al-tawarikh~en-ranking-lowe-haig.78.17.3)

On Friday the 12th of the month Sha'ban the Emperor set out to pay a vow of thanks for the rising of (P. 121) this star of prosperity, and went on foot from Agra to Ajmir, travelling six or seven cosses each day. After fulfilling the rites of the pilgrimage he returned, and in the blessed month of Ramzan he encamped outside Dihli, and spent some days in visiting the tombs of the saints of God, and then crossing the river Jumna he returned to the metropolis hunting as he went. In this year the Emperor had Mirza Muqim of Isfahan together with a certain person named Mir Ya'qub of Kashmir put to death on the charge of being Shi'ahs. The facts are as follows. This Mirza Muqim had been several times to Lak’hnou to pay his respects to Husain Khan, and the Khan (who is now deceased) had received him with kindness and favour, on account of the great respect he had for the Sayyids, and had made him administrator of his government. Afterwards the brothers and relatives of the Khan impressed upon him the idea, that this Mirza was a violent and zealous Shi'ah, and utterly alienated his feelings from the Mirza, who now went to do homage to the Emperor and was favourably received and appointed Wakil at the court of Husain Khan governor of Kashmir. At that time a number of zealous Shi'ahs had in their bigotry wounded Qazi Habib, who was a zealous Sunni.

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