The Book of Akbar 292.1

292.1

All the servants of the threshold of the Khilafat received high offices and noble fiefs. Sirkar Hisar and its neighbourhood were given as a jagir to the servants of His Majesty the Shahinshah. Omen-takers recognized this as the fort for the distresses of the world, and again drew a presage for the daily increasing dominion of His Highness. Bairam Khan was presented with Sihrind and various other parganas. Tardi Beg Khan was sent to Mewat, Sikandar Khan to Agra, 'Ali Quli Khan to Sambal, and Haidar Muhammad Khan Akhta Begi to Biana, which is near Agra. By the blessing of the royal advent, and the beatitudes of the spiritual and temporal khedive, India was made a garden of dominion and auspiciousness. Mankind attained good fortune. His Majesty stayed in the fort of Delhi and was continually engaged in pleasing God, and he watered the rose-garden of sovereignty with the stream of justice. He forever kept before him obedience to the Creator, and the prosperity of his creatures and so adorned the throne of the khilafat.