The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c26.82
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Islām Shāh treated him as a rebel, and invaded Mālwa, but the viceroy would not fight against his king, and withdrew into Bānswāra. Islām Shāh was called to Lahore by the rebellion of the Niyāzīs, and at the instance of his favourite, Daulat Khān Ajyāra, who was Shujā‘at Khān’s adopted son, pardoned and reinstated the recalcitrant viceroy.