The Book of Akbar 175.3.3
The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 175.3.3
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175.3.3
He also represented that after he had had the gratification of paying his respects, his Majesty would, with a little exertion, be able to bring Gujrat into his possession, when the other territories of Hindustan would fall into his hands. That sordid one converted duties (huquq) into disobediences ('uquq) and coming forth by the door of deceit and dissimulation, made a display of false though fair-seeming expressions. His Majesty appointed M. Hindal to Patar and its territory, and himself spent five or six months in the pleasant spot of Luhri in the hope that the ruler of Tatta would enter on the right path. During this interval he honoured M. Hindal by visiting him in his camp at Patar.