The Nāṣirī Generations 25: [Proceedings west of the Indus.]

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A rebellion had broken out among the Kokhars (Gakkars), and the tribes of the hills of Jud, and in the winter the Sultan went to Hindustan to put down the revolt. He defeated the rebels, and made their blood to flow in streams, but as he was returning home to Ghazni he fell into the hands of these infidels, and was put to death in the year 602 H. (1206 A.D.). The period of his reign was thirty-two years. [Detailed lists are given of his judges, relations, generals, victories, and of his Slaves who attained royalty:—Sultan Taju-d din Yalduz, Sultan Nasiru-d din Kubacha, Sultan Shamsu-d din Altamsh, Sultan Kutbu-d din Aibak.