Fall of the Mughal Empire v1.c6.s6.12
Fall of the Mughal Empire v1.c6.s6.12
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v1.c6.s6.12
On hearing this, Muhammad Shāh fell back from his purpose and decided to conciliate Itimāduddaulah and Asaf Jāh. Next day Amir Khān, on coming to the Emperor, found him entirely changed from their previous agreement. Muhammad Shāh told him, "It is not wise to antagonise the Turāni nobles, who have such absolute power. The best policy is to conciliate them. You, in loyalty to me, ought to refrain from doing anything that may excite their anger or hostility.'' (Siyar, ii. 99-100.)