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# The Nāṣirī Generations 257.4.6

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 257.4.6

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### [257.4.6](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.257.4.6)

About this time Jamukah, the Sajan, the Jajar-at, was seized by his own people, bound hand and foot, and brought to Tamur-chi, his mortal foe. He, considering that, as the Jajar-ats had not been faithful to their own chief, they would scarcely prove faithful to him, commanded that the greater part of them should be massacred; and this, as will subsequently appear, was the treatment traitors generally received at Mughal hands. Jamukah was made over to a nephew of Tamur-chi, with orders to put him to death by dividing him limb from limb, because this was the treatment he had reserved for his rival, in case he had fallen into his power. He bore it without flinching, merely observing that he would have treated Tamur-chi after the same fashion, and telling the executioners how to proceed; and thus he met his end. Tamur-chi, after this success, returned to his own yurat, and despatched agents to various tribes of the Mughals, and exhorted them to submit. Such as did so were cherished, and such as refused were reduced and punished. In the following year—601 H.—Tamur-chi moved against the Makrit tribe, which, through their determined hostility, he sought to root out entirely. The Rauzat-us-Safa mentions these events as taking place a year later. The Bigi, Tukta, the Makrit chief, having fled from the forces of Tamur-chi, took shelter with of these matters, and this affair will not be accomplished, nor succeed at the hands of any other except him.”

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