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# Storia do Mogor 265.10.2

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 265.10.2

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### [265.10.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.265.10.2)

I will tell of a matter which happened in Gulkandah during the reign of the seventh king, Abdulau (Abu-l-Hasan), when his great minister, Madana, was in power. It chanced in his time that a Persian was washing his face on the banks of the river. While he was there a Hindu came, and close to him began to wash a cloth with such rashness and inattention that the water splashed over the Mahomedan. Anxious to keep himself clean — for the water sent over him by the Hindu was dirtying him — he asked the man civilly to find another place. The rude Hindu, instead of paying heed, replied with abuse, and made as if to strike him. The Persian lost patience and gave him a slap, whereby arose a great tumult. Many Hindus arrived, seized him, gave him many blows, bound him, and carried him to the presence of the minister Madana.

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