The Book of Akbar 106.4
The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 106.4
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106.4
And when Qabal Khan went from this world of troubled existence to the peaceful home of nothingness, Qubila Khan who out of six sons was the one worthy of the throne and crown, obtained the sovereignty, and Qaculi Bahadur remained engaged in the same high office of Commander-in-Chief, observed his compact and, by help of wisdom and courage, carried on the affairs of the State. Qubila Khan with the support of such a grandee, who was possessed both of God-given wisdom and a world-conquering sword, took vengeance for his brother from Altan Khan (i.e., the Golden Khan) the ruler of Cathay and having made great wars which were masterpieces of men of might, inflicted a heavy defeat on the army of Cathay.