The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c25.109

v3.c25.109

The Rājput Silāhdī, who held the districts of Rāisen, Bhīlsa, and Sārangpur, nominally as fiefs of Mālwa but actually as a small principality, had been permitted by Bahādur to visit Rāisen after the fall of Māndū, but showed no disposition to fulfil his promise to return, and Nassan Khān, who was sent to Rāisen and brought him to court, privately informed the king that he was disloyal, and if permitted again to leave the court would ally himself to the Rānā. He was therefore arrested at Dhār, his troops were plundered and dispersed, and his elephants were confiscated.