You must have known that an arrow was darted towards Yákūt (Khán) and that it was found out that it was that unfortunate foster brother (i. e., Hadū) of Kám Bakhsha* who had darted the arrow. I punished the man who had darted the arrow and separated him from the foolish prince. I ordered what was to be done with that wicked person (i.e., Hadū) who was the worst companion* of the prince. He who has Satan as his companion has truly selected a bad companion. (Verse) “The company of the wicked is dangerous like fire. When the fire is hot it burns the body; but when it is extinguished it makes the coat black (similarly an evil companion first annoys his friend and then blackens his character)”.* By the bad omen of Hadū’s company the prince has been misled. Some ‘chilás’* should be appointed to keep a watch over him round his tent. And you should inform me about him.