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# The Book of Akbar 358.4

The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 358.4

- **Language:** English

### [358.4](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.akbar.akbarnama~en-beveridge.358.4)

The Kashmiris also to the number of about 700 or 800 men joined him, and this filled Abu-al-M‘aali with pride and arrogance. Shams-l-mulk Cirdara, and Khwaja Haji, who had formerly been in the service of H.M. Jahanbani Jannat-Ashiyani came and infused spirit into them. Daulat Cak, the ruler of Kashmir, who had been blinded by Ghazi Khan, assembled there along with a number of Kashmir Sirdars such as Fath Cak, Hasibat and Nasibat, the nephews (brothers’ sons) of Daulat Cak, Lohar Zhankar, the sister’s son of Daulat Cak, Yusuf Cak, who also had been blinded by Ghazi Khan, but without effect, owing to the contrivance of the Kashmiris, and Muhammad Khan Makri, the father of ‘Ali Sher, who is at present in service; they proceeded via Punc and Khawara by secret passes, called in the Kashmiri language Akaldeo, and arrived at Bairahmula. From there they hastened to Nirpur, and having passed it they fought a battle above the village of Pattan with Ghazi Khan. As he (Abu-al-M‘aali) had turned his back on the altar of fortune, he was defeated, and returned without having effected his object and in a wretched condition by the same route as he had set out, and came to India. He nearly fell into the hands of the Kashmiris; but one of the Caghatai heroes who was with him got off his horse and occupied a narrow place and shot arrows.

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