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The Akbarī Generations 42.5

Tabakát-i Akbarí of Nizámu-d dín Ahmad (extracts) 42.5

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42.5

When the Emperor left the Panjab and proceeded to Fathpur, Mun'im Khan Khan-khanan came from Jaunpur, bringing Sikandar Khan with him. The offences of Sikandar Khan were pardoned, and the jagir of Lucknow was conferred upon him. Khan-khanan quickly returned to secure his Bengal frontier. Sikandar Khan also took his leave, and was sent along with Khan-khanan to his jagir. Each received a jewelled sword-belt and four horses with golden saddles. Soon after his arrival at Lucknow, Sikandar Khan fell sick, and died on the 10th Jumada-l awwal, 979 H.