Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c30.72

v2.c30.72

“The coco-nut from Raja Jaipal Tuar was sent from Delhi, and accepted.¹ Baland proceeded to Delhi, whose prince advanced to meet him. On his return with his bride, Salbahan determined to redeem Gajni from the foe and avenge his father’s death. He crossed the Attock to encounter Jalal, who advanced at the head of twenty thousand men. Crowned with victory, he regained possession of Gajni, where he left Baland, and returned to his capital in the Panjab; he soon after died, having ruled thirty-three years and nine months.