The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c25.9

v3.c25.9

Nusrat Khān had made himself so odious by his exactions in Mālwa that the army expelled him, and elected Mūsā Khān, a cousin of Hūshang, as their governor, and Muzaffar, who was not prepared to permit the army of Mālwa to rule the destinies of that country, sent his grandson Ahmad, son of Tātār Khān, to restore Hūshang, who was sent with him. Ahmad reinstated Hūshang in Mālwa and returned to Gujarāt, where he was designated heir to the kingdom by his grandfather.