The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c25.82

v3.c25.82

Muzaffar now prepared to march against the Rānā and Medenī Rāi, but learned that they had been so terror-stricken by the news of the massacre that they at once turned and fled, riding fifty-four miles on the first night of their flight. Muzaffar restored Māndū to Mahmūd, who entertained him sumptuously and accompanied him on his homeward way as far as Deolī, and Āsaf Khān with 10,000 horse was left in Mālwa to aid Mahmūd against his enemies. In connexion with the siege of Māndū we first hear of ‘Imād-ul-Mulk, Khush Qadam, who played such an important part in the affairs of Gujarāt at this time.