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# Siyar al-mutaʾakhkhirin 42.14.5

A Translation of the Seir Mutaqherin (Haji Mustafa) 42.14.5

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### [42.14.5](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.mughal.later.siyar-al-mutaakhkhirin~en-mustafa.42.14.5)

He at the same time drew him from that inconsiderable fortification, and gave him the command of one of the strongest fortresses in his dominions. We find in authentic records and histories that the S8bah, alias Kingdom of Bidja-p8r, stretches to more than three or four months journey in length, and to full two hundred cosses in breadth. Its revenue, in the beginning of Sekender-adel-shah's reign, who was dispossessed by Aoreng-zib, was of two corores of h8ns (pagodas), that is, seven corores of rupees: an extent of dominion which was so far reduced and so ill administered by his Ministers, that when he lost his crown, his possessions did not extend beyond a revenue of seventy lacs of rupees a year. This event took place in the twenty-ninth year of Aoreng-zib's reign, answering to the year one thousand and ninety-six, of the Hedjira. Azem-shah, one of the Emperor's sons, was appointed to the command of that expedition, and he received from his father a number of Generals renowned for valour and conduct. Roh-ollah-qhan was a principal of them, at the head of twenty thousand horse. To him was joined Seyd-abdollah, an ancient servant of S8ltan Muazzem's; he commanded a large train of artillery, with a body of two thousand horse.

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