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# The Rashīdī History 64.1

The Tarikh-i-Rashidi (Elias, Ross) 64.1

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### [64.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.kashmir.tarikh-i-rashidi~en-ross.64.1)

WHEN Yunus Khan left the country, the whole tribe submitted to Isan Bugha Khan, and for a few years the country enjoyed repose. The Khan, however, by reason of his youth, was but lightly esteemed by his Amirs. One of the Amirs, a certain Timur of the Uighur tribe of Turfan, had enjoyed the special favour of the young Khan; the other Amirs being annoyed at his elevation, and at the small degree of attention they themselves received, could no longer contain their wrath, and one day, in the presence of the Khan, seized the unfortunate man and cut him in pieces. After this there was a division among the Amirs, and the Khan, much alarmed at what had taken place, fled. When this news reached Amir Sayyid Ali in Kashghar, he at once set out for Moghulistan. He found the Khan at Ak Kabas, and, accompanied by a few men, carried him off to Aksu, of which town he made him governor. Meanwhile the Moghul Amirs were acting each in his own way. Mir Muhammad Shah had taken up his abode in Atbashi, but after some correspondence and promises of friendship, between himself and his nephew Amir Sayyid Ali, he joined the Khan in Aksu; he was beloved and esteemed to the end of his life. Another was Mir Karim Bardi, who was also a Dughlat. He built a fort on the frontier of Moghulistan, on the side of Andijan and Farghana. It stood on the summit of a hillock at a place called Alabugha, and its ruins are still to be seen. He spent his time in ravaging and plundering Andijan and the Musulmans.

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