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# The History of Shēr Shāh (Tārīkh-i Shērshāhī) 3.2.2

Táríkh-i Sher Sháhí of 'Abbás Khán Sarwání (extracts) 3.2.2

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### [3.2.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.sultanate.tarikh-i-shershahi~en-elliot.3.2.2)

When he was assigned jágírs, Mián Hasan showed little partiality to Faríd, and did not give him a jágír which contented him. Faríd Khán, annoyed with his father, went to Jamál Khán at Jaunpúr. When Mián Hasan discovered that Faríd had gone there, he wrote to Jamál Khán thus : "Faríd Khán, being annoyed with me, has gone to you without sufficient cause. I trust in your kindness to appease him, and send him back; but if refusing to listen to you, he will not return, I trust you will keep him with you, for I wish him to be instructed in religious and polite learning." Jamál Khán sent for Faríd, and advised him in every possible way to return to his father ; but he refused, and said, "If my father wants me back to instruct me in learning, there are in this city many learned men : I will study here." Jamál Khán made no further objection. Faríd employed himself in studying Arabic at Jaunpúr. He also studied thoroughly the Káfia, with the commentaries of Kází Shahábu-d dín, and the biographies of most of the kings of ancient times. He had got by heart the Sikandar-náma, the Gulistán, and Bostán, etc., and was also reading the works of the philosophers. Subsequently, whenever, during his reign, learned men came to ask him for a maintenance (madad-ma'ásh), he used to ask them about the Háshia-i Hindia, and he still retained his liking for books of history and the lives of ancient kings.

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