The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c20.421

v3.c20.421

Nusrat Khān agreed to pay the treasury, for the districts placed under his charge, the annual sum of ten millions of *tangas*, and Muhammad continued his retreat. At Bīr he suffered from a severe toothache, and his vanity caused to be erected over the spot where the tooth, when extracted, was buried, a domed tomb, which is still standing and is known as the Dome of the Tooth.