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# The Book of Akbar 394.6

The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 394.6

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### [394.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.akbar.akbarnama~en-beveridge.394.6)

Sharafu-d-din Husain Mirza, to whom the task of taking Mirtha had been entrusted ignorantly suggested that in order to his accomplishing this work His Majesty should go thither to hunt. When he was convinced that this plan was impracticable he fell into the notion that His Majesty would remain encamped at Ajmir for some days. But as the holy heart was bent upon returning to the capital all the officers who held jagirs in the neighbourhood such as Tarsun Muhammad Khan, Shah Budagh Khan, his son 'Abdu-l-Matlab, Khurram Khan, Muhammad Husain Shaikh, and a number more were appointed to assist the Mirza, and His Majesty moved towards Agra. A stringent order was issued for the production of the hostages and when the camp had been pitched at Sambhar the Mirza brought before His Majesty Jagannath, Raj Singh, and Kangar. Rajah Bihari Mal from the sincerity of his disposition made the arrangements for the marriage in the most admirable manner and brought his fortunate daughter to this station and placed her among the ladies of the harem. For the purpose of holding the marriage-feast the imperial cavalcade halted for a day in Sambhar. At the same place leave to depart was given to Sharafu-d-din Husain, and His Majesty set off rapidly on his march. When he came near Rantanbhūr, Rajah Bihārī Mal and all his children and other relatives were exalted by doing homage.

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