Siyar al-mutaʾakhkhirin 12.21.2

12.21.2

The second was Tadj-eddin, the divine, a native of Aood, who had been recommended by Emir-qhan, Viceroy of Ilah-abad, to the inspection of the College and Mausoleum of Seif-qhan, a building on the water side westward of the castle of Azim-abad, and a charming spot, so remarkable for its coolness, retirement, salubrity, and umbrage, that it became a general resort for the best company; it was in that delightful spot he enjoyed a large pension. The third person, which I do not exactly remember, I believe to have been the late Aga Azimaig, who had been the eye and the lamp of the family of Mahmed-qhan, once Devan or intendant of the province of Cabool. These three venerable personages were sent to Mustapha-qhan with the following message: "If by your departure from Moorrsフードd-abad you have entirely renounced the service of His Sublime Highness, and you intend absolutely to forget us, and to quit this country, we, out of regard to past friendship and to past times, request that our friends and guests do please to alight at our houses, and to tarry at least two or three days in our habitations, that we may once more enjoy each other's company, and have likewise time to accommodate our guests with such carriages, tents, and necessaries as they may want for their future journey; the more so, as this will likewise put it in our power to say farewell to each other.