The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c25.147

v3.c25.147

Daryā Khān and ‘Ālam Khān now appeared at Rādhanpur¹ with ‘Ālā-ud-dīn Fath Khān of the royal line of Sind, whose mother had been a princess of Gujarāt, and proclaimed him king, but Mahmūd attacked and defeated them, and they fled again to Māndū, while Fath Khān, who had merely been an instrument in their hands, made his excuses to Mahmūd and was well received at his court.