received with respect, and this fourth daughter of Alácha Khán,
whose name was Khadija Sultán Khánim, also joined the Khán,
whose full-sister she was. 'T'he Khán showed favour to Jahángir
Mirzá, in accordance with the verse, * I willnot ascribe to thee the -
Sins of others"; and ignoring the cruelties and hideous deeds of
his father, entered him among the men of trust around his person, -
and promised that feasts should be celebrated in honour of Kho
out of regard for her noble birth. |

One night towards the end of that winter, Jahángir Mirzá was |
killed in Yángi-Hisár, together with several of his followers. lt
was never known who committed this deed. Every one had his :
own suspicions, but God alone knows the truth. Mirzá Abá Bakr |.
had many children. Several of his grown up sons he had put to
death, with the most horrible tortures, for totally inadequate
reasons. Of those that survived, the eldest and most honourable
was Jahángir Mirzá, whose fate has been related. '"lhere were.
two other sons, named "Turángir Mirza and Bustángir Mirza, the
children of the daughter of Mirzá Sultán Mahmud, son of Mirzá |
Sultán Abu Said.
In the spring following the winter in which Jahángir Mirzá |
had been murdered, a person was sent to Tibet to bring back the
family of Mirzá Abá Bakr; his wife, Khánzáda Begum, and her.
elder son, Turángir Mirza, were thus brought to Káshghar. In.
