The Rashīdī History 44.4

44.4

Prince Jahangir came up with the enemy at a place called Karmina, where a battle took place. The air was filled with the sound of cymbals, and much blood was shed. But the Prince Jahangir, relying on the aid of the eternal God, at length overcame the enemy, who fled into the deserts of Kipchak, where they put themselves under the protection of Urus Khan. Timur Beg, finding himself victorious, returned in peace to his capital. He then divided the tribe of Jalair between his Amirs, and appointed his son Omar Shaikh Governor of Andakan [Andijan]. Adilshah and Sar Bugha remained in the service of Urus Khan. But at length their thirst for rebellion again got the better of them, and once, while Urus Khan was absent at his summer quarters, they ran away, and drawing the sword of treachery from the sheath of infidelity, made war on Uchibi, a lieutenant of the Khan, and killed him. They then fled to the court of Kamaruddin in Jatah (that is, Moghulistan) and tried to stir up in him a spirit of revolt.