The Memoirs of Jahāngīr (Jahāngīrnāma) 4.3

4.3

Some sardars such as Pirm Bahadur Uzbeg and Ray 'Ali Bhati, who were amongst the distinguished and brave men there, became martyrs in that outbreak. At length Raja Bikramajit and many mansabdars were provided by me with 6,000 or 7,000 horse, and appointed to assist the army of Gujarat. It was decided that when things had quieted down, by the driving off of those seditious people, Raja Bikramajit should be Subahdar of Gujarat. Qilij Khan, who had been previously nominated to this office, should come to Court. After the arrival of the royal troops the thread of the rebels' union was severed; they took refuge in different jungles, and the country was reduced to order. The news of this victory reached the ear of my state and dignity in the most acceptable of hours (New Year time). About this time there came a representation from my son Parwiz that the Rana had left thana Mandal, which is about 30 or 40 kos from Ajmir, and had run away, and that a force had been appointed to pursue him; and that it was to be hoped the good fortune of Jahangir would cause him to become non-existent.