The Book of Akbar 341.5
The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 341.5
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341.5
Sultan Husain Khan, marched out with his men to put him down, and as he was one of those associated with eternal fortune he was victorious in spite of the numbers of the enemy. A large number of the worst of the evil-doers who had set their lives on disloyalty were levelled with the dust of annihilation. Shah Budagh Bulaqi who was nearly related to ‘Ali Quli Khan, and was one of the distinguished of the age for bravery, hastened to the hell of extinction. ‘Ali Quli Khan on account of his innate wickedness wanted to go and encounter Sultan Husain Khan, and to quit once for all the screen of respect, and to blacken his face for ever and ever. A number of wise and far-seeing men withheld him from this improper purpose and engaged him in correcting his evil deeds. He too took the advice and exerted himself to amend. But as he