تحفة النظار في غرايب الامصار وعجايب الاسفار 13.11.14

13.11.14

In the vizier's army were Persians, Turks and Khurāsānīs, who are enemies of the Indians, and they fought hard. The rebel's army numbered about fifty thousand, and they were routed at daybreak. Malik Ibrāhīm, known as al-Banjī (with a over the b, quiescent n, and j), the Tatar, to whom the Sultan had granted the district of Sandīla, a village in ʿAyn al-Mulk's territory, had joined him in rebellion, and he had made him his deputy. Dāwūd son of Quṭb al-Mulk and the son of Malik al-Tujjār, who were in charge of the Sultan's elephants and horses, had also sided with him, and he had made Dāwūd his chamberlain.