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The Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri, Volume 2 of 2

Note 26 — The Fifteenth New Year’s Feast after the Auspicious Accession

Alexander Rogers translation

On Tuesday, the 12th, Dilāwar K., according to order, brought the Raja26 of Kis͟htwār, chained, into my presence, and did homage. He (the Raja) is not wanting in dignity. His dress is after the Indian fashion, and he knows both the Hindi and the Kashmiri languages. Contrary to other Zamindars of these regions, he looked like the inhabitant of a town. I told him that, notwithstanding his offences, if he would bring his sons to Court, he should be released from confinement, and might live at ease under the shadow of the eternal State, or else he would be imprisoned in one of the forts of Hindustan. He said that he would bring his people, his family, and his sons to wait on me, and was hopeful of my clemency.

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