The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c29.126

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v3.c29.126

In 1599 Akbar's youngest son, Dāniyāl, and the Khān Khānān were appointed to the Deccan, and the emperor followed them and encamped at Burhānpur while his army besieged Asīr. The prince and the Khān Khānān advanced towards Ahmadnagar, and Āhang Khān, raising the siege, marched to meet them at Jeūr, but the sight of the imperial army approaching him overcame his resolution, and he fled in terror to Junnār, leaving Ahmadnagar to its fate.

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