924 AH.—JAN. 13th 1518 to JAN. 3rd 1519 AD.
In this year Shāh Beg’s son Shāh Ḥasan came to Bābur after quarrel with his father. He stayed some two years, and during that time was married to Khalīfa’s daughter Gul-barg (Rose-leaf). His return to Qandahār will have taken place shortly before Bābur’s campaign of 926 A.H. against it, a renewed effort which resulted in possession on Shawwāl 13th 928 AH. (Sep. 6th 1522 AD.).[1349]
In this year began the campaign in the north-east territories of Kābul, an account of which is carried on in the diary of 925 AH. It would seem that in the present year Chaghān-sarāī was captured, and also the fortress at the head of the valley of Bābā-qarā, belonging to Ḥaidar-i-‘alī Bajaurī (f. 216b).[1350]
View from above Babur’s Grave and Shah-jahan’s Mosque.
925 AH.-JAN. 3rd to DEC. 23rd 1519 AD.[1351]
(a. Bābur takes the fort of Bajaur.)