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# The Rashīdī History 143.3

The Tarikh-i-Rashidi (Elias, Ross) 143.3

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### [143.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.kashmir.tarikh-i-rashidi~en-ross.143.3)

Soon after this, followed the campaign of Hisar, in which the battle with Hamza Sultan and the defeat of the Uzbeg occurred. In the former engagement, the aforesaid J&n Ahmad Ataka led my men into battle, and having captured one of the Uzbeg chiefs alive, brought him to the Emperor, who promised him a reward for his bravery \[juldu\] saying : "This is Mirza Haidar's first exploit, and is a good omen." He then ordered them to record the juldu in the book, under Mirza Haidar's name. This story has been already related. I was with the Emperor when he captured Samarkand. In mentioning my father's children, I said that the eldest of all was Habiba Sultan Khanish ; \[she was my full sister\] and had fallen to Ubaid Ullah Khan. When Ubaid Ullah fled from Karshi to Bokhara and entered Turkistan, he was not able to look after his own family properly. Every one who could find means to make that difficult journey went ; those who could not, stayed behind. Among these last was my sister, Habiba Sultan Khanish, whom I joined in Bokhara. We then came to Samarkand, where we found my uncle, who had come, that winter, from the Khan in Andijan, on business of the State. Having settled his affairs to the best of his powers, he returned to Andijan, taking with him my sister, whom on his arrival he gave in marriage to the Khan. In the spring of that year, when the Emperor went to encounter Ubaid Ullah Khan at the battle of Kul Malik, I was detained in Samarkand by an access of fever.

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