The Nāṣirī Generations 251.7

251.7

Siita, and, having arrived there, was treated with honour and consideration; but, while in a state of intoxication, at an entertainment, Kabal committed an offence which greatly displeased the Altan Khan, so he presented him with a head-dress and belt, and sent him away. The glorifiers of the Mughals say "a crown," but crowns are not generally presented at such times; and Abu-l-Fazl, not to offend his master's vanity, and Abu-l-Ghazi, who was himself a Mughal, and descended from Kabal, leave out this little incident altogether.