The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c16.162

v4.c16.162

Akbar, who had intended to halt for some time in Mālwā, hastened to Burhānpur on hearing of the defiant attitude of Bahādur Fārūqī. Dāniyāl was ordered to continue his march to Ahmadnagar and to leave his father to deal with the rebel. It was believed that Bahādur might have been withheld by some scruples from making his submission to the prince before he had made it to the emperor, but envoys sent to him reported that this was not so and that his attitude was defiant.