wrote this verse for the coin:—

	“Ever may it current be, Like the gold of sun and moon,
(P. 336)	From east to west of the world, The coinage of Iláhábád.”

About this time Mullá Iláhdád of Amrohah and Mullá Sherí at­tended the Court in order to flatter the Emperor; for they had been appointed to Cadr-ships* in the Duáb of the Panjáb. Mullá Sherí presented to His Majesty, a poem composed by him, entitled Hazár Shu'á',* which contained 1,000 qiṭ'ahs in praise of the Sun. His Majesty was much pleased.

In the month Zí-ḥajjah* of this year the Emperor returned thence, with a view to going to Fatḥpúr to quell the disturbances in Gujrát; but in environs of Atáwah news arrived of the victory of Mirzá Khán.