He then proceeded against Ibráhím Husain Mirzá. At the town of Jamárí he paid a visit to the holy Khwája 'Abdu-sh shahíd, who presented him with his garment, and sent his blessings with him. When he reached Tulambha, he achieved the victory, which has already been described. Upon His Majesty arriving at Fathpúr after his campaign in Gujarát, Husain Kulí Khán took Mas'úd Husain Mirzá with him, and went to wait upon the Emperor. The other prisoners, nearly 300 in number, were presented to the eyes of the Emperor with cow-hides placed on their necks in a strange fashion.* The eyes of Mas'úd Husain Mirzá were sewed up, but the Emperor in his kindness ordered them to be opened. Several of the prisoners were liberated, but some, who had taken a leading part among the rebels, were kept in custody. On the same day Sa'íd Khán arrived, bringing with him as an offering the head of Ibráhím Husain Mirzá, and he received distinguished marks of favour.

When the Emperor returned from Gujarát, there remained no resistance in that country, all the forts were in the hands of his servants, and such of his troops as had not served on the campaign were sent to strengthen 'Azam Khán. But he had hardly been six months in his capital, when news of fresh out­breaks came in time after time, and 'Azam Khán himself wrote for reinforcements.