The Nāṣirī Generations 180.7

180.7

On another occasion Sultan Taj-ud-Din, Yal-duz, led an army towards Sijistan, and remained away on that expedition for a considerable time, and advanced as far as the gates of the city of Sistan. At length peace was concluded between him and Malik Taj-ud-Din-i-Harab, who was the king of Sijistan. When Taj-ud-Din, Yal-duz, set out on his return [to Ghaznin], on his way thither, Malik Nasir-ud-Din, Husain, the Amir-i-Shikar [Chief Huntsman] showed disaffection towards him, and engagements took place between them. Malik Nasir-ud-Din was overthrown, and retired towards Khwarazm [the Khwarazm territory ?], and after a time returned, until, on the expedition [of Taj-ud-Din] into Hindustan the Turkish Maliks and Amirs of Ghaznin conspired together and put to death the Khwajah, Mu-ayyid-ul-Mulk, Muhammad-i-Abd-ullah, Sanjari, who held the office of Wazir, and likewise Malik Nasir-ud-Din, Husain, the Amir-i-Shikar.