The Akbarī Generations 35.4

35.4

In the course of this year Mir Muhammad Khan-i kalan, Kutbu-d din Muhammad Khan, and Kamal Khan Ghakar, jagirdars of the Panjab, were summoned to Court. They hastened to obey, and in Rabi'u-l awwal, 976 H., they arrived and made their offerings. Husain Kuli Khan and his brother Isma'il Khan were summoned from Nagor, and appointed to the government of the Panjab instead of them. The jagir of Muhammad Khan-i kalan, in the sarkar of Sambal, became a tankhwah. When the Emperor marched to conquer Rantambhor, Husain Kuli Khan was his personal attendant in the campaign. But after the reduction of Rantambhor, and the return of His Majesty to Agra, Husain Kuli Khan and his brother Isma'il Kuli Khan took leave and departed to the Panjab. On the 1st Rajab, the Emperor marched from Agra against Rantambhor. Proceeding to Dehli, he stayed there some days and went out to a kamurgha hunt, in the neighbourhood of Palam, where four or five thousand animals were killed.