Pramāṇa · Search · About · API

The Akbarī Generations 93.9

Tabakát-i Akbarí of Nizámu-d dín Ahmad (extracts) 93.9

Language
English

93.9

After the death of Bábar, Humáyún succeeded to the throne of Hindústán, and bestowed the Panjáb in jágír upon Mirzá Kámrán, who sent a message to Langar Khán requesting his attendance, and on the Khán's waiting upon him at Lahore, he was pleased to confer on him the country of Pabal in exchange for Multán. In the end, the King assigned as his residence a place at Lahore, now known by the name of Dáira Langar Khán, which is one of the most celebrated quarters of Lahore. From this time forward Multán again came under the dominion of the Kings of Dehlí. After the death of Mirzá Kámrán, it passed to Sher Khán (Sher Sháh), from Sher Khán to Salím Khán (Islám Sháh), and from him to the officers of His Majesty Akbar, all which changes have been mentioned in their respective places.