The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.56

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Khān Zamān, by repeating Adham Khān’s offence, incurred the wrath of Akbar, who marched from Āgra by way of Kālpī and Karā towards Jaunpur. Khān Zamān and his brother Bahādur, on learning of his departure from Āgra, repented their contumacy and marched to Karā, where they offered to him all the elephants which they had taken from the Afghāns. Their timely submission disarmed his wrath and he permitted them to return to Jaunpur, and, having despatched Āsaf Khān to Chunār, which was still in the hands of the Afghāns, returned to Āgra, arriving there on 29 August. Chunār was surrendered to Āsaf Khān and became an outpost of the empire.