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# The Memoirs of Bābur 906.1.1

The Bābur-nāma in English (A. S. Beveridge) 906.1.1

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### [906.1.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.babur.baburnama~en-beveridge.906.1.1)

906 AH.—JULY 28TH. 1500 TO JULY 17TH. 1501 AD.\[527\] (\_a. Samarkand in the hands of the Aūzbegs.\_) When, acting on that woman's promise, Shaibānī Khān went to Samarkand, he dismounted in the Garden of the Plain. About mid-day Sl. \`Alī Mīrzā went out to him through the Four-roads Gate, without a word to any of his begs or unmailed braves, without taking counsel with any-one soever and accompanied only by a few men of little consideration from his own close circle. The Khān, for his part, did not receive him very favourably; when they had seen one another, he seated him on his less honourable hand.\[528\] Khwāja Yaḥya, on hearing of the Mīrzā's departure, became very anxious but as he could find no remedy,\[529\] went out also. The Khān looked at him without rising and said a few words in which blame had part, but when the Khwāja rose to leave, showed him the respect of rising. As soon as Khwāja \`Alī\[530\] Bāy's\[531\] son, Jān-\`alī heard in Rabāṯ-i-khwāja of the Mīrzā's going to Shaibānī Khān, he also went. As for that calamitous woman who, in her folly, gave her son's \[Sidenote: Fol. 80b.\] house and possessions to the winds in order to get herself a husband, Shaibānī Khān cared not one atom for her, indeed did not regard her as the equal of a mistress or a concubine.\[532\]

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