The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.36

v4.c15.36

Expeditions to Ranthambhor, held by Rāi Surjan on behalf of the Rānā of Chitor, and to Chunār, held by Jamāl Khān the Afghān, were less successful, and in each case the imperial troops were obliged to retreat without having effected their purpose. A third expedition, under Bahādur Khān Shaibānī, sent by Bairam Khān to annex Mālwa, was recalled early in 1560 from Siprī, owing to the strained relations between Akbar and his guardian.