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# The Book of Akbar 237.4

The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 237.4

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### [237.4](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.akbar.akbarnama~en-beveridge.237.4)

Ulugh, giving him also a standard, a kettle-drum and a tūman togh. He also sent an order to Bairam Khan to join Yadgar Nasir M., who had come there (Qandahar) to act loyally, to M. Ulugh and to send them against M. Kamran. He also sent a rescript to Yadgar Nasir M. to act in concert with M. Ulugh in putting down M. Kamran and by means of this service to move upwards on the steps of amendment of his past crimes. The Mirzas went together from Qandahar to Zamin Dawar, and when the news of their approach reached the Mirza’s camp, the Hazaras dispersed into the wilds and M. Kamran withdrew. He hurried off to Bhakkar and took refuge with Shah Hasan Arghun. M. Ulugh Beg took firm possession of his fief; and Yadgar Nasir M. made as it were, a pilgrimage to the service of his Majesty. In Kabul he learnt the bliss of service as has already been stated. M. Kamran came to a halt in Sind and married the daughter of the Ruler of Tatta, who had already been betrothed to him. He had stayed there for some time devising mischief when the news came of his Majesty Jahanbani’s illness, which had occurred in Badakhshan. After that there came other bad news. The Mirza asked help from the Ruler of Tatta and resolved to go to Kabul. The ruler of Tatta thought this a great opportunity and sent a body of troops with the Mirza. Some were of opinion that he should first seize Qandahar, and then go to Kabul.

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