Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c28.s3.15

v2.c28.s3.15

³ This occurrence has been related in the Personal Narrative, p. 873, but it is more amply narrated in the chronicle, the Bijai Vilas, from which I am now compiling. In this it is said that Jai Apa, during the siege, having fallen sick, the Rathor prince sent his own physician, Surajmall, to attend him; that the doctor at first refused the mission, saying, “You may tell me to poison him, and I will not obey.” “On the contrary,” said his prince, “let your skill cure in two days what would take you four, and I shall favour you”; but what was far more strange, Apa objected not, took the medicines of the baid, and recovered.