The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.98
The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c15.98
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Akbar remained for nearly a month at Māndū, setting in order the affairs of Mālwā. He also sent a mission to Mubārak Shah II of Khāndesh, demanding of him a daughter in marriage. Mubārak complied with the demand and Akbar’s new bride was conducted from Burhānpur to Māndū by I‘timād Khān the eunuch. Qarā Bahādur Khān, a cousin of Mirzā Haidar the historian and conqueror of Kashmīr, was appointed to the government of Mālwā, and Akbar, after an unsuccessful attempt to induce Bāz Bahādur to leave Dungarpur and make his submission, returned to Āgra, arriving there on 9 October.