The Nāṣirī Generations 183.1.5

183.1.5

Nahrwalah”] had appeared before Hansi. The governor of that tract, Nusrat-ud-Din, Salari, had been obliged to shut himself up within the walls, and to send to Kutb-ud-Din for aid. He flew to his assistance, marching the same night the news reached him twelve leagues. The enemy, hearing of his approach, decamped; but, being closely pursued, faced about, and were overthrown. Their leader was slain [Firishtah says he retired to Nahrwalah of Gujarat], and Kutb-ud-Din, having again placed Hansi in an efficient state, returned to Kuhram, and soon after made Dihli his head-quarters and the seat of government; but some authors state that he did not make it the capital until the following year, after taking Kol.