The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c26.68

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v3.c26.68

Bihjat Khān of Chanderī was still contumacious, and when Mahmūd marched in person to Āgar sent letters to Sāhib Khān, or Muhammad Shāh, in Berar, and to Sikandar Shāh Lodī of Delhi, begging the former to join him and receive the crown of Mālwa, and seeking the assistance of the latter against a king who was dominated by infidels.

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