The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c24.83

v3.c24.83

Bahrām Khān and his son Yūsuf Khān, who had intended to contest Hasan's claim to the throne, were deserted by their troops, and, leaving the valley of Kashmīr, took refuge in the hills of Kama, to the west of Kamrāj. Shortly afterwards a faction persuaded them to return, but they were defeated by Hasan Shāh's army, and both were captured. Bahrām was blinded and died within three days of the operation.