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# The Memoirs of Jahāngīr (Jahāngīrnāma) 10.1.7

Dwázda-Sála-i Jahángírí; Wáki’át Jahángírí, of the Emperor Jahángír (Elliot & Dowson, extracts) 10.1.7

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### [10.1.7](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.jahangir.tuzuk-i-jahangiri~en-elliot-2.10.1.7)

This great favour fell like water on the flaming fire of my affliction, and gave me relief and comfort. But the recital of all this had no effect upon Khusru. By his wicked and unfilial conduct he had caused the death of his mother, and for no reason, but from mere freak and vicious fancy, he had broken out in rebellion against me, and thrown off all duty and obedience. It was necessary to punish his evil conduct, and at last he carried matters to such a length that he was placed in confinement. On the 2nd Zi-l hijja I halted at Hindal, and sent Shaikh Farid Bokhari with some men in pursuit of Khusru, and I gave him the command of the advance force. I sent Dost Muhammad to take care of Agra, and of the palaces and treasure. When I departed from Agra, I left that city in charge of ’Itimadu-d daula and Waziru-l Mulk. I now told Dost Muhammad that as I was going to the Panjab, and that province was under the diwani of ’Itimadu-d daula, he was to send the latter to me, and that he was to seize and keep in confinement the sons of Mirza Muhammad Hakim, who were in Agra; for if my own son could act in the way he had done, what might I expect from my uncle’s sons? After the departure of Dost Muhammad, Mu’izzu-l Mulk became bakhshi.

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