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# The Akbarī Generations 32.4

Tabakát-i Akbarí of Nizámu-d dín Ahmad (extracts) 32.4

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### [32.4](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.general.tabaqat-i-akbari~en-elliot.32.4)

This Muhammad Sultán Mírzá was son of Wais Mírzá, son of Baikará Mírzá, son of Mansúr, son of Baikará, son of 'Umar Shaikh, son of Amír Tímúr Gurgán Sáhib-kirán. His mother was a daughter of Sultán Husain Mírzá. After the death of Sultán Husain Mírzá, he came to the Court of the Emperor Bábar, and was honourably received. The Emperor Humáyún also treated him with consideration during the days of his reign. His sons, Ulugh Mírzá and Sháh Mírzá, were also in the service of Humáyún. These men had several times been guilty of rebellious actions, and their offences had been forgiven. Ulugh Beg was killed in an attack upon the Hazara country, and Shah Mirza was killed by the arrows of robbers in the pass of Ma'mura, about ten parasangs from Kabul. Ulugh Beg left two sons, Sultan Muhammad Mirza and Sikandar Mirza. His Majesty \[Humayun\] treated them kindly, and to Sikandar Mirza he gave the title of Ulugh Mirza, and to Sultan Muhammad Mirza the title of Shah Mirza. When the Emperor Akbar succeeded to the throne, Muhammad Sultan Mirza had grown old, so he was excused service, and the pargana of 'Azampur, in Sambal, was settled upon him for his maintenance. Several sons were borne to him in his old age—Ibrahim Husain Mirza, Muhammad Husain Mirza, and 'Akil Husain Mirza. To every one of these the Emperor gave suitable jagirs, and advanced them to the dignity of amirs. They were constantly in attendance upon His Majesty, rendering their services.

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