Later Mughals v2.c13.s22.19

v2.c13.s22.19

Husain Ali Khan, Amir-ul-umara, differed considerably in character from his elder brother. He was prompt in action and inclined to the use of exaggerated and insolent language. Several stories showing this habit of his are on record. For instance, the hired flatterers in his train used to recite, even in the Emperor's presence, Hindi verses in praise of their master. A Persian translation of two lines has been handed down; they are to this effect:—