The Memoirs of Bābur 1.15

1.15

Parbat, Hátí's relation, who had been sent from the neighbourhood of Andarábah with the servant of Muhammad 'Alí Jang-jang, returned to us, while we were on the banks of the river, bringing from Hátí a horse clad in armour, by way of tributary offering. The inhabitants of Níláb brought an armed horse as a peshkash, and tendered their submission. Muhammad 'Alí Jang-jang having a wish to remain in Bahrah, and Bahrah itself having been given to Hindu Beg, I bestowed on him the tract of country between Bahrah and the Sind, with the ils and uluses in the district, such as the Karluk Hazaras, and Hati and Ghiyasdal and Kib. * * * On Thursday, at sunrise (March 24th, 1519), we moved from the banks of the river, and resumed our march. * * * [and on the 30th March] I reached Kabul.