The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.172

v4.c15.172

At the next stage he was informed of a mishap to Khān Kalān, who had been stabbed by a treacherous envoy at Sirohī. The wound was not serious and healed in a fortnight, and the Hindu who inflicted it was slain. It was probably to avenge his death that a number of desperate fanatics opposed Akbar when he entered Sirohī with his army. Eighty of these were slain in a temple and seventy in the raja’s palace.