The Nāṣirī Generations 288.4.4

288.4.4

Again, in 650 H., the Sultan set out, intending to march to Uchchah and Multan [pages 692 and 825], but only reached the banks of the Biah when the Rayhani plot broke out [pages 693 and 826], and Ulugh Khan was banished to his fiefs. This was in 651 H. Nothing more is mentioned about Malik Jalal-ud-Din, Mas’ud Shah, until 652 H., when we find him, in combination, with Ulugh Khan, and other Maliks, advancing towards the capital, in order, it would seem, merely to upset the Rayhani faction; and then our author says [page 830], that the Sultan’s brother “came from the side of Lohor,” but where he had been all this time, from 646 to 652 H., is not allowed to transpire.