The Nāṣirī Generations 295.2

295.2

When his father [Badr-ud-Dīn-i-Lū-lū] became aware of this, he sent him his commands, saying: “Me and my territory thou hast plunged into death and ruin! Why didst thou commit suchlike conduct and opposition? I will not, in any manner, allow thee to come before me.” The son of Badr-ud-Dīn-i-Lū-lū penned a message to his father, saying: “I cannot war with Muḥammad, the Apostle of God—The Almighty bless him and guard him!—and such was my condition;” and he wrote out a statement of the matter, and related all the vision; and he departed into some other part; and, up to this date, the condition of him and of his father is not known. God knows the truth. [Here our author brings in a kasidah, several pages in length, composed in ’Arabic, by Yahya, the son of A'kab, ud-Din, the Tabrizi, with a toman of Tajzik levies, was also sent for the same purpose.