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# The Memoirs of Bābur 908.1.5

The Bābur-nāma in English (A. S. Beveridge) 908.1.5

- **Language:** English

### [908.1.5](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.babur.baburnama~en-beveridge.908.1.5)

Next day, my Younger Khān dādā bestowed on me arms of his own and one of his own special horses saddled, and a Mughūl head-to-foot dress,—a Mughūl cap,\[619\] a long coat of Chinese satin, with broidering of stitchery,\[620\] and Chinese armour; in the old fashion, they had hung, on the left side, a haversack (\_chantāī\_) and an outer bag,\[621\] and three or four things such as women usually hang on their collars, perfume-holders and various receptacles;\[622\] in the same way, three or four things hung on the right side also. \[Sidenote: Fol. 103.\] From there we went to Tāshkīnt. My Elder Khān dādā also had come out for the meeting, some 3 or 4 \_yīghāch\_ (12 to 15 m.) along the road. He had had an awning set up in a chosen spot and was seated there. The Younger Khān went up directly in front of him; on getting near, fetched a circle, from right to left, round him; then dismounted before him. After advancing to the place of interview (\_kūrūshūr yīr\_), he nine times bent the knee; that done, went close and saw (his brother). The Elder Khān, in his turn, had risen when the Younger Khān drew near. They looked long at one another (\_kūrūshtīlār\_) and long stood in close embrace (\_qūchūshūb\_). The Younger Khān again bent the knee nine times when retiring, many times also on offering his gift; after that, he went and sat down.

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