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# Siyar al-mutaʾakhkhirin 12.10.5

A Translation of the Seir Mutaqherin (Haji Mustafa) 12.10.5

- **Language:** English

### [12.10.5](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.later.siyar-al-mutaakhkhirin~en-mustafa.12.10.5)

and that now, that such a point was secured, he felt himself perfectly at ease, and as he was thoroughly convinced that none but himself could discharge that important trust with honour, so he would not cast his eyes upon any other for bestowing it, being sensible that no one but himself could render an important service in a delicate conjuncture." Hedaiet-aali-qhan having answered according to the propriety of the case, and the dignity of the two speakers, went home; and sending for his younger brother, Mehdi-nessar-qhan, Paymaster-General of the forces, and for the several Commanders with all the army-agents, he took upon himself the payment of their arrears ; but obtained their promises that they would stand by their Governor in these times of difficulty, and would follow him in his expedition to Bengal. After this, he engaged them to leave their agents with him, that they might receive their respective balances, and furnish their respective receipts. This difficult business having been brought to an end, and the Governor being now easy in his mind, he made choice of a fortunate day, and set out for Bengal with five thousand cavalry, and about six or seven thousand infantry ; carrying with him all his friends and favorites, and leaving the government of the province to Hedaiet-aaly-qhan, to whom he gave the investiture of that office in a rich Qhylaat.

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