The Nāṣirī Generations 287.5.8

287.5.8

The day after Khur Shah reached the Mughal camp, he gave orders to his dependants to leave Maimun-dujz; and his ancestral treasures, other valuable property, and library, he presented [perforce] to Hulaku as a pesh-kash, the whole of which Hulaku is said to have distributed among his officers. After this the latter turned his face towards Alamut. On reaching the foot of the stronghold, Shah was sent forward to request the seneschal to come been going on. Within it about 100 or 200 men have taken refuge, but, up to this time, it has not fallen into the hands of the Mughals.