The Tezkereh Al Vakiat or Private Memoirs of the Moghul Emperor Humayun Written in the Persian Language by Jouher Translated by Major Charles Stewart of the Honourable East India Company’s Service) - Memoirs of Humayun

After the battle of Paniput he was sent on to secure the city of Agra and the treasures of Sultan Ibrahim ; he also commanded the army sent against the combined forces of the chiefs possessing the country on the eastward of the Ganges : in all of which measures he succeeded and was rwarded by his father with a present of one crore and seventy laks of dams f and a palace at Agra with all its c [...] In Mt name of the jafsit Petard sob Glory be to God the Lord of all Worlds Praise and benedictions be also on his Prophet and on all his descendants and companions ;— The dedication of this illustrious volume is in the name of the Emperor the Asylum of the world the Just monarch the Redresser of grievances the Supporter of Church and State Defender of the faith Muhammed Humayun the vic [...] It was on the 10th day of the month Muharrem that the army clothed in armour with kettle drums beating and trumpets sounding passed the Ganges the right was commanded by the Prince Hindal and was opposed to Jelal the son of Shyr Khan ; the left was led by the Prince Askery and was opposed by Khasi Khan and the center under the orders of his Majesty advanced against the main body of the Afgh [...] Previous to this intelligence the Prince Hindal had requested his Majesty's permission to take possession of the district of Sehwan in the royal name ; but the King forbade him saying that as he had sent ambassadors to Shah Hussyn the Ruler of the country he must wait their return." But as soon as the ambassador had made his report the King communicated the subject of it to the Prince and [...] During the King's residence at Pit Mar Begum the mother of the Prince Hindal gave a grand entertainment at which all the ladies* of the The Moral Fnsporits ware in the lobit of giving inter-nments to the Miss or the Court and on such maim saw the femsles of all the nobility.