Later Mughals v1.c6.s17.4

v1.c6.s17.4

An early adventure was his pursuit by the Muhammadans.¶ He fled to a jungle called Narayanpur, thence he took refuge in a grove at Mani Majra.** His next assailants were the hill rajahs, the original ground of quarrel being obscure.†† Probably its chief cause was the natural hostility of the Rajput ruler and his Brahman counsellor to the head of a heterodox sect. Govind's baggage appears to have been plundered.‡‡ In at least one battle Govind won the day and triumphed over the Hindur, Kahlur, and Nahan leaders.§§