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Firishta's History (Gulshan-i Ibrāhīmī) 343.6

History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India (Briggs) 343.6

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343.6

In the year 967, Kiran Bahadur arriving at Jowlapoor from Hindoostan with seven war elephants and a large army, remained there three months, where he was joined by Noosrut Chuk, Futteh Chuk, and others, as well as by some Gukkur officers of distinction. There he delayed some time longer, expecting to be joined by more of the malecontents. Those who had already united with him, now becoming disgusted with his apparent indifference, quitted him, and went over to Ghazy Khan. Kiran Bahadur’s army being, in consequence, much weakened, Ghazy Khan sent a strong detachment of infantry from Newrozekote to attack it. Kiran Bahadur was defeated, and fled to the fort of Duria, leaving his elephants in the hands of his enemies.