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# The Rashīdī History 94.4

The Tarikh-i-Rashidi (Elias, Ross) 94.4

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### [94.4](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.kashmir.tarikh-i-rashidi~en-ross.94.4)

After the return of Mir Jabár Birdi to the court of Mansur Khán, the affairs of the latter assumed a more favourable aspect. At that time the people of the different tribes were engaged in hostilities with one another, and these, as far as was possible, he pacified. This is a long story, and I do not recall further details. In short, while these things were passing, news arrived of the discord, in Moghulistán, between Sultán Mahmud Khán and Sultan Said Khán and Sultán Khalil Sultán. Thereupon Mansur Khan entered Moghulistan, and again met his paternal uncle Sultán Mahmud Khán. At this audience he also met Sultán Said Khán and Sultan Khalil Sultán, who were his younger brothers. After this division had occurred, Sultan Mahmud Khán was no longer able to remain in Moghulistán, being incapable of directing his affairs there: so he repaired to Mavará-un-Nahr (as has been told) and was there slain. When Mansur Khán heard of Sultán Mahmud Khán's expedition into the \[wiláyat\] country \[of Mávára-un-Nahr\], he marched against his brothers, who were in Moghulistán with the Kirghiz and the rest of the Moghuls, who had stayed behind. On his arrival, a battle took place in Chárun Chálák. The fight was a fierce one, and ultimately Mansur Khan came off victor. The two brothers fled to "the viláyat." On reaching Andiján, the governor of that place put Sultan Khalil Sultan to death: but his brother, Sultán Said Khán, escaped to Kábul; all of which is related in Part II.

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