The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c20.241

v4.c20.241

Meanwhile Nizām-ul-Mulk was advancing from the south and Khān Daurān, prompted again by a jealous fear lest he should claim a share in the credit, hastened to come to terms; and Bājī Rāo withdrew on receiving a commission appointing him to the government of Mālwa and the promise of an annual subvention of one million and three hundred thousand rupees. His presence was required in the Konkan, where a campaign against the Portuguese and Angria of Janjīra was in progress.