The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c25.74

v3.c25.74

Having thus settled affairs on his north-eastern frontier Muzaffar, in 1513, marched to Godhra, sent his son Sikandar to Chāmpāner as governor, dispatched a force under Qaisar Khān to Deolī¹ near the Māhī, and followed him with his army. He had now changed his intention of aiding Mahmūd by crushing the Rājputs, and had formed the design of conquering and annexing Mālwa. He sent a force to occupy Dhār, the governor of which offered no resistance on receiving an assurance that the city should not be sacked nor its inhabitants massacred.