The Akbarī Generations 1.9.4
Tabakát-i Akbarí of Nizámu-d dín Ahmad (extracts) 1.9.4
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1.9.4
Mirza Kamran proceeded out of the fort, and went to the distance of a parasang; but when he was no longer in apprehension of any harm from the superior power of Humayun, he was greatly ashamed, and turned back with the resolve of paying allegiance to him. As soon as His Majesty was informed of this he greatly rejoiced, and sent out the mirzas to give him a ceremonial reception. When they met, he displayed the greatest kindness to Kamran, who again received the ensigns of sovereignty. Three days they remained in the same place, and feasts and rejoicings went on. After some days the country of Kolab was given as an ikta' to Kamran. Mirza Sulaiman and Mirza Ibrahim remained in Kisham. The royal camp then returned to Kabul, where it took up winter quarters, and an order was issued directing the officers to look after the equipment of the army.