The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c28.303

v2.c28.303

“In the year 599 H. (1202 A.D.), Kutub ud-Dīn proceeded to the investment of Kālinjar, on which expedition he was accompanied by Sāhib-Kirān, Shamsu-d-dīn Altamash……‘The accursed Parmār,’ the Rāi of Kālinjar, fled into the fort after a desperate resistance in the field, and afterwards surrendered himself, and ‘placed the collar of subjection,’ round his neck, and, on his promise of allegiance, was admitted to the same favours as his ancestors had experienced from Maḥmūd Subuktigīn, and engaged to make a payment of tribute and elephants, but he died a natural death before he could execute any of his engagements.