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The Rashīdī History 45.4

The Tarikh-i-Rashidi (Elias, Ross) 45.4

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45.4

Departing thence, they again met with Kamaruddin at Sang Zighaj; a fight took place, and they again put him to flight. Amir Uch Kara followed close after him, and when [the pursuers] had gone a little way, Kamaruddin, being surrounded by the Amir's soldiers, turned round with eight of his followers. His horse was killed under him by an arrow, and he himself only just managed to escape on foot, covered with wounds. In the same fight Pulad received an arrow wound in the hand; by chance, also, a fire broke out, and the efforts which Pulad made to extinguish it, so increased the inflammation of his wound that he died.