The History of Humāyūn (Gulbadan Begam) 4.4.2
The History of Humāyūn (A. S. Beveridge) 4.4.2
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4.4.2
There had been bad omens for the start and there followed plenty of bad news from the front to fix attention on them Kamran broke his promise to come to Humayun’s help Gul-Chihra’s second husband, an Uzbeg prince, ran away when he came to know that the army was directed against his people There was an extraordinary retreat without an enemy, and of which the cause seems to have been fear that, as Kamran was not there, he was oppressing Kabul Humayun was left almost alone, and the Uzbegs attacked and killed many fugitives His horse was wounded and the whole affair was a fiasco After all, too, when Kabul was reached, there had been no sign of Kamran