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Firishta's History (Gulshan-i Ibrāhīmī) 63.17.3

History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India (Briggs) 63.17.3

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63.17.3

The Emperor Akbur, having received advice of the death of Abdoolla Khan Oozbuk, who had long threatened an invasion from the north, now returned from Lahore to Agra, where hearing of Khan Khanan's success, he sent him an honorary dress and a fine horse, as marks of his favour. The private animosity that had long subsisted between the Prince Moorad and Khan Khanan, and which was much inflamed by Sadik Mahomed Khan, at this time rose to a dangerous height. The King, therefore, conceiving it imprudent to leave them any longer together, despatched Syud Yoosoof Khan Mushedy and Sheikh Abool Fuzl, in the year 1006, to remain with the Prince. Khan Khanan was recalled to the presence; and though the whole misunderstanding originated in the Prince's froward and jealous disposition, yet the King's resentment fell upon Khan Khanan, and that great man remained for some time in disgrace.