Muntakhab al-lubab 197: Events up to the Fourteenth Year of the Reign of Muhammad Shah.

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[Text, vol. ii. p. 973.] When Nizámu-l Mulk was removed from the office of wazír, Kamru-d dín Khán Bahádur was appointed his successor, but a gracious farmán was sent to Nizámu-l Mulk, with a robe and other presents, appointing him to the wakálat.
After losing two or three children which were born to him in his harem and soon died, a son was born of his wife, the daughter of Farrukh Siyar, who received the name of Ahmad Sháh.
Haidar Kulí Khán Mír-i átash was sleeping with his wife in his khas-khána, when it caught fire. His wife was burnt to death, and he was so injured before he was rescued, that medical treatment was of no avail, and he died. [Political changes in Persia.]