The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.110

v4.c15.110

Āsaf Khān, though he had made his peace with Akbar, had not propitiated Muzaffar Khān, the revenue minister, who accordingly reminded him that the spoils of Chaurāgarh had not been accounted for and that an investigation might be necessary. If his object was to obtain his fee he was disappointed, for the suggestion so alarmed Āsaf Khān that he fled, on 17 September, to his governorship, evading pursuit.