The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c21.39

v3.c21.39

The confederates repeated the ceremony of enthroning Muhammad Shāh and swore allegiance to him, and in the new distribution of offices and fiefs Kamāl-ud-dīn became minister and received the title of Kamāl Khān, Malik Chaman was entitled Ghāzī-ul-Mulk and was confirmed in the fiefs of Budaun and Amroha, Ilāhdād Lodī, who would accept no title for himself, obtained that of Daryā Khān for his brother, who succeeded him in Sambhal, Malik Khoīrāj retained Hissar, and Hājī Shudanī was entitled Hisām Khān and appointed governor of the capital.