The Rashīdī History 106.10

106.10

(5.) Sháh Shaikh Muhammad Sultán, who, together with his haram and some of his children, was killed by the fall of his palace during an earthquake. (6.) Sultan Khalil Sultan, of whom I shall have occasion to speak in connection with Sultan Said Khan. (7.) Aiman Khwaja Sultan, who will also be mentioned in the same connection. (8.) Chin Timur Sultan, who for some time was in the service of Mansur Khan, whom he afterwards abandoned, and entered the service of "the Khan." Mansur Khan had him brought back, but he again fled; this time going to the court of Babar Padishah in Hindustan. Here he rendered good service, and was in return treated with the utmost honour and respect by the Emperor. He died of a violent dysentery at Agra, where he was buried. (9.) Tusun Timur Sultan, who like his brother, being tired of always going backwards and forwards between the two Khans, fled to the Kazak and thence to Turan; thence again to the court of Ubaid Ullah Khan in Bokhara. From there he went to the court of Babar Padishah; him also the Emperor treated most kindly, and he is now in Hindustan. (10.) Tukhta Bugha Sultan, who also went to Hindustan, where he died a natural death. The other sons died natural deaths, at different times. Sultan Ahmad Khan had four daughters.