The Memoirs of Jahāngīr (Jahāngīrnāma) 15.4.4

15.4.4

Sayyid Kabir, who had come on the part of 'Adil Khan to beg pardon for the offences of the rulers (dunya-daran) of the Deccan, and to promise the restoration of the fort of Ahmadnagar and the royal territory which had been taken out of the possession of the chiefs of the victorious State through the rebellion of certain rebels, came and waited on me, and obtained leave to go on this date; and, having received a dress of honour, an elephant, and a horse, started off. As Raja Raj Singh Kachhwaha had died in the Deccan, I promoted his son Ram Das to the mansab of 1,000 personal and 400 horse. On the 4th of Aban, drums were given to Saif Khan Barha and his mansab increased by 300 horse, so as to bring it up to 3,000 personal and 2,000 horse. On the same date I released Raja Man, who was in confinement in the fort of Gwalior, on the security of Murtaza Khan, and, confirming his mansab, sent him to the said Khan for duty at the fort of Kangra. At the request of Khan Dauran, an increase of 300 horse was ordered to the mansab of Sadiq Khan, raising it to 1,000 personal and horse. Mirza 'Isa Tar khan came from the province of Sambhal, which was his jagir, and waited on me, and offered 100 muhrs. On the 16th, Raja Suraj Singh obtained leave to go to his duty in the Deccan, and I increased his mansab by 300 horse, so as to make it 5,000 personal and 3,300 horse; he received a dress of honour and a horse, and started.