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# The Nāṣirī Generations 263.1.7

Tabakat-i-Nasiri 263.1.7

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### [263.1.7](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tabaqat-i-nasiri~en-raverty.263.1.7)

The Majir-ul-Mulk, in a contemptuous manner, exclaimed, “Depart!” and the traitor was rising to do so when several chiefs closed with him, and with their daggers slew him, and then, dragging the corpse along by the heels, cast it into the market-place, and left it to the dogs, as all traitors to their country deserve. After this, the Majir-ul-Mulk began to detach troops to harry the vicinity of Sarahs; and the Baha-ud-Mulk \[the Sultan’s governor\], hearing of the state of affairs, and the predominance acquired by the Majir-ul-Mulk, came forth from the Hisar of Tak, and went to the Mughal Amirs in those parts \[our author mentions how numerous bodies of Mughals were sent into Ghur and Gharjistan about this time\], acquainted them with the state of affairs, and sought to obtain, through them, the charge of the territory of Marw agreeing to pay a certain amount yearly as tribute. His offers were accepted and he was sent to Marw, along with a body of Mughal troops. Arrived at Shahristan, the Baha-ul-Mulk indited a letter to the Majir-ul-Mulk, saying: “Some ill-feeling and distrust existed between us on account of a certain office, but that has vanished; and, as the power of the Mughals is such as cannot be coped with, wisdom and foresight alike demand that no other road save that of submission and obedience, should be traversed.

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