The Book of Jahāngīr's Fortune 16.2.1
Ikbál-náma-i Jahángírí, of Mu’tamad Khán (Elliot & Dowson, extracts) 16.2.1
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16.2.1
When the bold traitor entered the royal apartments, Jahju, grandson of Shuja’at Khan, one of the chief nobles of the late Emperor Akbar, was present, and he went everywhere with His Majesty, until he was taken to the abode of Shahriyar. One cannot tell what suspicion or doubt entered the heart of the traitor; but when His Majesty went in, Mahabat directed his Rajputs to seize Jahju and slay him, and they soon made a martyr of him.