Muntakhab al-tawarikh 78.26.3

78.26.3

At this time Khán-i A‘zam came out of the fortress and paid his submission to the Emperor, who embraced him, and treated him with the greatest attention, and enquired with kindness after his welfare and that of the other Amirs (P. 170). The Emperor remained five days at the dwelling of I‘timad Khan. He sent Qutb-ud-din Muhammad Khan, with his son Nourang Khan towards Bahrouch and Chanpanir to exterminate Shah Mirza; and Khan-i Kalan he appointed to the government of Patan, and Wazir Khan to Dulaqah and Danduqah. And Shah Quli Khan Muharram, and Rajah Bhagwan Das, and Lashkar Khan Bakhshi he sent off by way of Idar towards Agrah and Fathpur, to reduce the district of Rana Udai Singh; and the town of Badnagar was taken by them. On the 16th of Jamada’l avval he himself marched from Ahmadabad and encamped at Mahmudabad one of the dwelling places of Sultan Mahmud of Gujrat. And from Dulaqah he gave Khan-i A‘zam and the other Amirs permission to leave that quarter. Mirza Ghiyas-ud-din ‘Ali Qazwwini received the title of Asaf Khan, and was appointed Diwan and Bakhshi of Gujrat. On the 3rd of Jamada’s-sani the Emperor arrived at Ajmir, and while staying at Sanganir he appointed Rajah Todarmal (who had remained at Agrah with a view to fitting out 1000 vessels and boats) to go and examine into the state of the revenues of Gujrat. On the 7th of Jamada’s-sani the imperial cavalcade arrived at the metropolis. The whole time of his going and coming did not occupy one month and a half.